Sentence examples for uniformity in definitions of from inspiring English sources

11 Finally, there is no uniformity in definitions of a sport injury applied in research studies.

There was no uniformity in definition of respiratory allergic asthma and rhinitis symptoms for selection of subjects for probiotics in these trials.

Secondly, it is difficult to make comparisons as different terminologies are used to describe maternal near miss, there is no uniformity in definition of maternal near miss and subsequently, information on case fatality ratios from maternal near miss is difficult to interpret.

To improve the performance of the clinical risk factors, it is necessary to create uniformity in the definitions of both cardiovascular outcomes and the clinical risk factors.

A recent review of analytical epidemiology revealed a conspicuous lack of uniformity in the definition of periodontitis in epidemiological studies [ 5].

The literature reveals a distinct lack of consensus and uniformity in the definition of periodontitis within epidemiological studies.

A recent position paper commissioned by the European Association of Dental Public Health showed a distinct lack of consensus and uniformity in the definition of periodontitis in epidemiological studies.

22 Conclusions from these studies mostly suggest significant association of low and high levels of physical activity (PA) with reduced and enhanced cognitive processes, respectively; however, the sample sizes were often small, nonrepresentative, and lacked uniformity in their definition of PA and the characterization of the cognitive phenotype.

She told Clement, who was defending DOMA on behalf of the House of Representatives Bipartisan Legal Advisory Groupp, "that maybe Congress had something different in mind than uniformity" in the definition of marriage.

In practice, there should be more uniformity in the definition of high-risk patients.

Uniformity in the definition of near miss cases could improve health care and develop an audit system.