Sentence examples for the differing definitions of from inspiring English sources

This may be because of the differing definitions of cancer incidence or actual difference in incidence.

"...homeless student liaisons reported that the differing definitions of homelessness used by the Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development posed a barrier to serving homeless students.

25 The definition of radiographic hip osteoarthritis has differed in hip osteoarthritis studies, and only a few epidemiology studies have compared the differing definitions of radiographic hip osteoarthritis.

The system already has too much variability in the "differing definitions" of CEO, executive headteacher, trust principal, headteacher, principal.

Again, direct comparison is complicated by differences in methodology and the differing definition of the tumour cohorts.

The differing definition of 'treatment' between the sampled doctors and their OAB patients often led to tension in the doctor patient relationship.

Dekker proposed that we endeavor to understand the performance of the differing definitions and the prevalence of the (pre-) disease states so defined, their agreement, and their associations with cardiovascular disease (CVD) and with diabetes from the dual perspectives of clinical care and public health interests.

Using a cohort of 110,447 singleton, term pregnancies, we aimed to validate the previously proposed customized standard of large-for-gestational-age (LGA) birthweight, derive an additional customized LGA model excluding maternal weight, and evaluate the association between differing definitions of customized LGA and perinatal morbidities.

Studies included in the meta-analysis had differing definitions of response and timing of assessments and may have included selected populations that had effects on fungal-attributable and all-cause mortality [ 19].

Their differing definitions of the rule of law reflect competing explanations of what drives economic growth.One account of growth associated with Douglass North of Washington University in St Louis, Missouri is "institutional".

We also compare the results according to two differing definitions of early response, one of which (Definition 1) requires resolution of fever within 72 hours, in line with previous US FDA guidelines.