The phrase "attributes of systematic" is not entirely clear and may not be correct in written English without additional context.
It could be used when discussing characteristics or qualities related to a systematic approach or method in a specific field.
Example: "The attributes of systematic analysis include thoroughness, consistency, and objectivity."
Alternatives: "characteristics of systematic" or "qualities of systematic".
The limited number of reported SSEs can probably be attributed to the lack of systematic searches for such events throughout the Ryukyu Trench region, even though Nishimura et al. ([2013]) did perform such a search along the Nankai Trough using GNSS data.
Therefore, at least half of the false-positive findings could be attributed to systematic coding error by physicians.
We analyzed three human studies of the association between occupational exposure to DE and occurrence of lung cancer, to quantify the uncertainty potentially attributed to systematic error.
More specifically, generating a standard information model in the context of technical biobanking standardisation efforts demands, as prerequisites for integration, explicit definition of a limited set of semantic entities, enumeration of their attributes, and systematic mapping between databases in line with the model.
Using primarily the WCE libraries, we have shown some extent of systematic biases attributed to genomic copy number variations, sequencing-and-mapping bias, as well as chromatin/experimental bias.
Consequently, these approaches cannot deal with distributions of performance attributes exhibiting systematic outliers, like the ones depicted in Fig. 1.
Systematic review attributes, patient issues and environmental factors have the potential to impair usage of systematic reviews.
We have linked these attributes, and many others, into a logically consistent system intended to improve the process of systematic review.
Thus, there was no evidence of systematic "diagnostic overshadowing," the phenomenon by which physical complaints are attributed to underlying psychiatric disease.
The logs record no incident of systematic torture or assault by coalition troops as serious as those attributed to Iraqi personnel.
