Sentence examples for acceptable systematic from inspiring English sources

In our study, this results in a maximal acceptable systematic error of 4.5°.

If an acceptable systematic review or meta-analysis was identified, searches to update the data were typically limited to the time period following the search cutoff date reported in the review.

We do not believe this to be the case as ICCs were acceptable and systematic error is negligible.

This study confirms that the use of a touch screen laptop survey is both feasible and acceptable for the systematic collection of risk factor status and screening adherence among adult patients attending an ACCHS.

There are currently no guidelines as to when estimation errors are and are not acceptable, but a systematic review of mapping studies [ 25] has reported MAEs from 0.0011 to 0.19, and RMSEs from 0.084 to 0.2.

Telephone-based health care also appears to be acceptable, with a systematic review of telemedicine compared to face-to-face care finding that telemedicine was well accepted by recipients [ 23].

Once these were removed 172 articles were inspected and the focus on 'CPP-ACP formulations of Tooth Mousse® (MI Paste®) and Tooth Mousse Plus® (MI Paste Plus®) resulted in 29 articles being selected, and of these 12 studies met the inclusion criteria and were considered acceptable for the systematic review.

The summarized acceptable error (random and systematic) that can be tolerated in laboratory analysis is termed total allowable error.

Both methods show a level of consistency and acceptable accuracy, showing no systematic error constant rate (interval A contains 0) but there seems to be a discrete proportional error (interval B does not contain 1).

Although the overall quality of the fit of the titration curves obtained with wild-type CYP3A4 to the Hill equation appears acceptable (ρ = 0.957), systematic deviations of the experimental points suggest the presence of substrate inhibition at higher concentrations, similar to that observed with the CYP3A4-containing bactosomes.

Our methodology integrates a Multi-Level Point Merge (ML-PM) system, an economical descent approaches procedure, and a tailored heuristic algorithm to find a good, systematic, operationally-acceptable solution.