Sentence examples for no consistent definition from inspiring English sources

There is no consistent definition of localism.

Here's the problem with focusing on Obama's problems with independent voters: there's no consistent definition of "independent".

The authors included 40 peer-reviewed studies that reported on the so-called hiatus or pause, and found no consistent definition among those studies.

A recent systematic review indicated that no consistent definition of UTI was followed in 12 reviewed studies, suggesting that the screening, diagnosis and prevention of UTI may be inconsistent across clinical research sites and healthcare providers, as well as across those experiencing UTIs directly.

Similarly, there is no consistent definition of the construct HRQoL.

Mr Hobby said: "The trouble is, we have no consistent definition of an 'exceptional circumstance'.

However, when asked to describe what was meant by patterns and to give examples, no clear, consistent definition emerged.

It should be noted that no clear and consistent definition of non-therapeutic laparotomy has been reported.

Due to the complexity of human nature, physiology and pathophysiologic mechanisms of diseases, there might be no simple and consistent definition of respiratory and haemodynamic instability.

No single textbook provided a definition of evolution in all four sections; thus, no textbook provided a consistent definition in all four sections.

The literature is lacking a consistent definition of the student's attention in the classroom.