Sentence examples for plethora of definitions from inspiring English sources
A plethora of definitions for innovation types has resulted in an ambiguity in the way the terms 'innovation' and 'innovativeness' are operationalized and utilized in the new product development literature.
Reports that use a common terminology and taxonomy are much more useful than those in which a plethora of definitions of the key data sow confusion and doubt.
With respect to metabolic syndrome, although there is a plethora of definitions used in studies of children, we used the one outlined by Cook et al [ 24]. Figure 1 illustrates the prevalence of central obesity among normal weight and overweight/obese groups.
Following the development of molecular biological methods, however, a wide range of mucin structures became available and gave rise to a plethora of biochemical definitions of mucins.
Terminology and definitions surrounding the concept of basal tumours are controversial, and a plethora of different markers and definitions have been employed to identify cases in clinical studies.
eHealth itself is a broad concept that covers a plethora of themes with differing definitions [ 2].
Despite this plethora of new information, the classifications, definitions, terminology, therapeutic outcome measures, neuroimaging and neuropathological standards have differed between many of these studies, making it difficult to draw comparisons.
Variations among the existing models also reflect the lack of a common terminology and the use of a plethora of terms and concepts with inconsistent definitions.
Hence, he has proposed that instead of focusing on money – the dictionary definition of poverty – a plethora of measures will tell us how poor children are.
Although no consensus exists about the precise definition of HRQL, a plethora of instruments have been developed to assess it.
That is because, along with its literal definition, the word has a plethora of connotations instilled in the collective mind through literary and pop culture references.
