Sentence examples for analysis systematically from inspiring English sources

By understanding automated driving as a control problem, a systems theory based analysis systematically reveals generic malfunctional behavior related to steering, brakes, and drives.

The local "hot-spot" analysis systematically overestimated cracking risk and induced more than 30% error with respect to the experimental values.

Our analysis systematically focuses on all three major paradigms of IDS design, namely, logical rule-based techniques, probabilistic estimation based techniques as well as statistical classification techniques, and brings out the limitations of all three techniques.

If we apply Sellars' analysis systematically, this becomes ""The word 'red'" consists of a three-lettered predicate" which is just false; if instead we reckon that "the word 'red'" is already a distributive singular term and apply his analysis to it, getting "The word red is a three-lettered predicate", this then translates incorrectly as "Le mot rouge est un prédicat trois-en lettres".

First, the mean number of citations to papers published in a journal is not representative of the number of citations to each individual paper [11], a point that our analysis systematically confirms.

This analysis systematically evaluated the efficacy and safety of corticosteroid therapy in KD.

This meta-analysis systematically compiles intervention research designed to increase medication adherence among underrepresented adults.

The present meta-analysis systematically examined associations between physical health and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)/PTSD symptoms (PTSS), as well as moderators of this relationship.

Although a recent meta-analysis systematically reviewed and summarized the data published in the last ten years [ 26], inconsistencies are common among different studies.

A recent meta-analysis systematically developed evidence-based recommendations on supporting lifestyle change in people with type 2 diabetes including those with disease risk.

This meta-analysis systematically summarized the results of 16 independent studies from different countries and suggested that oxidative stress biomarkers TAOC levels in peripheral blood were lower and MDA and NO levels in peripheral blood were higher in periodontitis patients than healthy subjects, which indicated an elevation in systemic oxidative stress status in periodontitis patients.