Sentence examples for variability in the definition from inspiring English sources

This difference may be due to the inconsistency in controlling for confounding variables, variability in the definition of preterm birth and the lack of examination of weight gain during pregnancy as an effect modifier.

The analysis of the papers showed that within the constraints of the ISO standards, there is variability in the definition of the functional unit and the system boundaries, the selection of the impact assessment methodology and the procedure followed for interpreting the results.

In contrast, there is marked variability in the definition of birth among European countries.

In order to reduce variability in the definition of malformations, a restriction was made in respect of relatively severe malformations.

In summary, there is significant variability in the definition and classification of generic drugs in emerging markets.

There is variability in the definition of sciatica with one study using self-reported symptoms, and only 4 studies requiring radiological confirmation of disc prolapse.

Variability in the definitions of AKI and RRT timing has resulted in contradicting conclusions among the various studies [19 23].

However, others have expressed concern that the reliability of public reporting systems may be compromised by institutional variability in the definitions used for HAIs, or in the methods and resources used to identify HAIs.

There is no consensual definition of FI, and variability in the definitions used in the literature is considerable.

The reason for this is partly due to variability in the definitions used [ 3] and in the diagnostic methods employed.

First, though, we should define what is meant by a cancer survivor, because there is some variability in the definitions.