The phrase "an increase in systematic" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing growth or improvement in systematic processes or structures, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The study revealed an increase in systematic approaches to problem-solving within the organization."
Alternatives: "a rise in systematic" or "an enhancement of systematic".
Since then, there has been a dramatic increase in systematic studies of the succession of visitors to natural and human-placed whale cadavers to move beyond earlier spotty and anecdotal notes.
To date, there has been an increase in publication of systematic reviews that apply NMA, but the related statistical methodology, including the use of IPD-NMA is continuously evolving.
Notwithstanding a marked recent increase in systematic surveillance by national and international organizations, and the advent of real time reporting of many public health indicators (syndromics) [24], the epidemiological regime of incipient but evolving transmission has received little attention in terms of quantitative modelling [22], [25] [28].
With the rapid increase in the number of instruments that are being developed to measure health status there is also an increase in the publication of systematic reviews in which the measurement properties of these instruments are evaluated and compared.
The increased transparency enabled by trial registration offers new opportunities for evidence-based medicine and will likely lead to an increase in the number of systematic reviews that are undertaken [ 50].
Not surprisingly, this has led to an increase in the number of systematic reviews on SM interventions tested in populations with a range of different chronic conditions and demographic profiles.
While even incomplete data are often informative in concatenated analyses [ 25- 27], particularly when parameterizing the model of sequence evolution [ 26], missing sequences could instead decrease statistical support for particular nodes, or cause an increase in bootstrap support due to systematic error.
Given the apparent increase in systematic reviews of marine and coastal topics, it is vital that appropriate methodology be used.
Transfer of laboratory techniques, computational resources, and access to literature to herpetologists throughout the world is fueling the increase in systematic studies of reptiles.
