Sentence examples for a collection of systematic from inspiring English sources

To consider the use of statistical methods that aim to prioritize the updating of a collection of systematic reviews based on preliminary literature searches.

A methodology consists of a collection of systematic procedures or guidelines used to produce an intended set of artifacts (e.g., documents, models and code) to represent the different elements of a target application domain.

KEGG Pathway is a collection of online databases for systematic analysis of gene functions in the known molecular pathways [33].

The existing information presented here is a basis for further research to strengthen these arguments and we would encourage the collection of systematic data on health from the early stages in a conflict to enable a more appropriate humanitarian response and longer-term planning.

A major reason for this development has been the descent of metabolic engineering, particularly secondary metabolic engineering, to a collection of demonstrations rather than a systematic practice with generalizable tools.

The DDES and all agencies involved in disaster management in the country must also provide for a documentation and archives unit to meet the demand for the collection of systematic and accurate records.

The landmark collection of systematic reviews of interventions during pregnancy and childbirth published a quarter century ago concluded with four appendices listing "forms of care" that "reduce negative outcomes," "appear promising," have "unknown effects which require further evaluation," or that "should be abandoned" (Chalmers et al. 1989).

We selected the combination of these two databases because they are likely to represent the most comprehensive collection of systematic reviews published in healthcare.

The largest collection of systematic reviews is in The Cochrane Library (www.thecochranelibrary.com), to which on-line access is subsidised for LMICs [ 18].

Strains were taken from the collection of systematic diploid homozygous deletion strains (Euroscarf, Germany) and were cultivated overnight in Translucent YNB medium supplemented with 50 mM KCl and histidine, uracil, leucine and methionine.

Clearly, such a corpus is not a raw record of attested utterances at all; it is a combination of a collection of attested utterances together with a systematic attempt at analysing their structure.