Sentence examples for varied definitions from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason for the discrepancy -- varied definitions, survey methods and sample characteristics could all be involved -- the gap is too large for me to take either figure as definitive.

Over time, the term Sluder's neuralgia has varied definitions across the medical literature.

Four studies use varied definitions, including 50/35+ units in a week; top 10% of alcohol use in sample; number of days intoxicated; and number of drunken events.

Thus, varied definitions may still represent aspects of the same underlying process.

There are varied definitions in the literature of what constitutes a degenerative disc.

The literature describing reverse innovation presents varied definitions of reverse innovation.

Crude prevalence rates varied by definition, from 5.0% (Base Definition 1) to 12.0% (Definition 1.d./1.d).

The size of the heat-related impact varied between definitions.

Unfortunately, these studies varied in definitions for AKI, recovery and follow-up preventing pooled meta-analysis.

The prevalence of MetS varied by definition used, with the WHO, ATPIII, IDF, and harmonized definitions resulting in MetS prevalence of 4.1%, 9.9%, 8.9%, and 13.7%, respectively.

These entries varied in definition, source, or relations but had the same term.