The phrase "a certain systematic" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "In our research, we observed a certain systematic approach to data collection that improved our results."
Alternatives: "a specific system" or "a particular methodology".
However, a certain systematic bias between the GB and SB data at 96 km exists, as well as that between the MF and MR data higher 88 km.
For he holds that reality as a whole divides into chunks that deserve to be called "possible worlds"; the central idea behind his reduction of the modal to the non-modal is that modal idioms involve, in a certain systematic way, quantification over these chunks and the things they contain.
Thus, a patient suffering from OCD would typically act in a certain systematic way that is only supported by the thought that a terrible outcome (such as the death of a close relative) would occur if the patient stopped engaging in that particular behavior, despite the fact that the fearsome outcome never actually happened.
Computer-based content analysis makes possible to reduce large volumes of data and being systematic –a certain sequence of steps are followed- but at the same time flexible –regarding to the coding frame (Schreier, 2014).
Our array of alternative schemes from left to right is in a certain sense systematic, namely scheme A, for example, is the worst for the "poorest" and the best for the "richest", while rules E to G are best for the lowest two classes.
However, the probability of cycles can be significantly lower under certain systematic, even small, deviations from an impartial culture (List and Goodin 2001: Appendix 3; Tsetlin, Regenwetter, and Grofman 2003; Regenwetter et al. 2006).
A sense-datum theorist is someone who thinks that all perception of extramental reality is indirect, mediated by a direct perception of sense-data that stand in certain systematic relations to extramental objects in the world in virtue of which sense-data contingently come to represent them.
A second limitation is that the individual Bcd gradients used in the analysis had certain systematic scaling errors that exaggerated the variation in threshold location [ 3, 14].
Being limited by the observational conditions, the accuracy of the observed result was limited, the maximal accidental error was about 6" and there existed certain systematic errors.
All such studies, based on ratios of observed/expected events, are likely to contain certain systematic errors.
Certain systematic errors of unknown origin remain that are called as true variants under the current models and not filtered out by strand bias testing.
