Sentence examples for subject to differing definitions from inspiring English sources

Subak, its constituent parts, or higher integrative levels, and its normative-legal basis can become subject to differing definitions and interpretations, and thus undergo important transformations itself.

When domains interact more closely, different concepts inevitably lead to differing definitions.

This may be due to differing definitions of the utility anchor and different study populations.

This discrepancy is largely due to differing definitions of blindness.

This may have led to differing definitions of efficient ventilation in the studies reviewed.

The martyrs and their murderers were too much alike, subject to differing versions of comparable hooey.

13, 20, 21, 59– 61 This variation can be explained in part because of a high background rate of non-specific symptoms experienced by both non-immune travelers and semi-immune study subjects in malaria endemic areas, differing definitions of mild and moderate AEs, use of different salts and formulations of doxycycline, and different study populations.

The relative risk is less sensitive to the employment of differing definitions.

Varying degrees of access, familiarity and trust in technology and differing definitions of a successful retirement are at the root of each demographic's approach to the subject.

Most data items correspond well, with discrepancies being mainly due to differing interpretations and definitions [ 10].

All the projections are subject to changing cultural definitions.