Further, studies used varying definitions of low and high glycemic index (11, 88, 126), and glycemic response to a particular food varies among individuals and can also be affected by the overall mixture of foods consumed (11, 126).
The published clinical trials have used varying definitions of efficacy, failure, and resistance based on different measures of virologic responses [ 15].
Clinical studies have used varying definitions with LA values between ≥90° and 180°.
For the last 50 years, researchers have used varying definitions of self-awareness.
Media guides still use varying definitions of a comeback when compiling their figures; when comparing Peyton Manning's comebacks with Tom Brady's, or Brett Favre's to Joe Montana's, you may be comparing apples and oranges.
However, these studies used varying definitions of conditions considered to be psychiatric disorders.
Critics of that study, however, have said that it relies on unreliable data and pointed out that it's based on smaller studies that use varying definitions of the term "trafficking".
The included studies of the present review used varying definitions for high-risk patients.
Authors have used varying definitions of OA such as pain of certain duration, radiographic changes, or joint replacement surgery.
There was clinical variance in the range of follow-up periods that were used by the investigators measuring re-hospitalization (follow up periods ranged from 27 days to 6 month, see Table 1) as well as the investigators used varying definitions of the term in-hospital complications (included in-hospital complications were cardiac events, infections, thrombosis, re-operation, sepsis and empyema).
