Sentence examples for using different definitions and from inspiring English sources

The results of this nationwide prevalence study show (1) a high prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in the German primary care population irrespective of the definition used, (2) large differences in prevalence rates when using different definitions, and (3) a varying impact of age, gender and SES on prevalence of metabolic syndrome between different definitions used.

We study how much can be explained by using different definitions and methods.

Discrepancy in estimating adherence level among studies may be due to using different definitions and measures of adherence.

This different view of (perhaps) the same repeat illustrates the importance of using different definitions and software for locating tandem repeats in the human genome.

Regional and time comparisons of health data have often been based on studies using different definitions and assessment methods and are thus of limited validity.

Importantly, few studies assessed these factors, using different definitions, and with only one study assessing both pre-AKI and post-AKI factors.

The UN said: "[We] are aware that different aid groups use different definitions and have access to different data sources.

Therefore, that Chandler and Modelski use different definitions and criteria for their estimates of urban is not surprising.

The Census Bureau used different definitions and taxonomies to describe the geography of metropolitan areas in these three Census years.

Moody's debt tally is near the midpoint of various estimates from Chinese authorities, which used different definitions and accounting methods to compute their debt totals.

"We are aware that different aid groups use different definitions and have access to different data sources," she added.