Sentence examples for accelerated systematic from inspiring English sources
Personal communication (C. Perera, ASERNIP-S): "This publication draws from an accelerated systematic review which was published in 2003 and is accessible at.
An accelerated systematic review uses the same methodology as a full systematic review, but may restrict the types of studies considered in order to produce the review in a shorter time period than the full systematic review.
The availability of an ORFeome should accelerate systematic and organism-wide molecular research, improving our understanding of complex molecular networks governing virulence factors and pathogenesis.
The rate of change in technology and the commercial environment suggests the opportunity for innovative developments is accelerating, but what systematic support is there to guide this innovation process.
Since the 1980s, however, the conceptualization and systematic application of benchmarking has accelerated this process using ideas from the management of private businesses.
The growth and systematic improvement of HV capability accelerated in 1992, continuing throughout the Croatian War of Independence.
As morphological characters alone are often insufficient for recognizing natural units, the analysis of nucleic acid sequences has significantly accelerated the progress towards achieving this challenging systematic goal.
The above data has evidently been collected using different experimental approaches to accelerated degradation and it is likely that there are systematic differences in the methods of DP and pH determination.
These considerations motivated us to perform a systematic genome-wide search for signatures of accelerated sequence evolution and functional innovation in noncoding sequences associated with duplicated genes.
The presented procedures involve microcalorimeter measurement and calibration steps, parameters computation and systematic errors correction for both long-term and accelerated algorithms.
The government should accelerate the pace of systematic political reform, so that people will have more political participation channels.
