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It has been shown that systematic coarse-graining using non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, which has been employed to derive the GENERIC in general (see Chapter 6 in Öttinger 2005), results in non-local expressions for the Poisson and friction operators (see Section 5 in Hütter and Tervoort 2008a).

However, it has been shown that systematic errors appear under certain circumstances.

It has been shown that systematic reviews which include studies with low scores on internal validity may overestimate effect sizes, thus introducing a potential bias to the review.

It is shown that systematic and random errors inherent in observations from space can be reduced to levels commensurate with the instrumental accuracy of 100 mK.

It has been shown that the systematic review process reduces systematic error, thus ensuring high internal validity.

It has been shown that a systematic and intentional approach to intervention can facilitate development in both phases, with a greater emphasis on cognition and language in the later phase (Murray et al. 2016b).

For example, it has been shown that VPEs regulate systematic cell death induced by viral, aluminium and heat stress, which is mediated by caspase-1-like activity during PCD (Hatsugai et al. 2004b; Li et al. 2012; Kariya et al. 2013).

Furthermore, it has been shown that there are systematic differences in CTI duration between the various groups active in this field [ 8].

However, without sufficient knowledge concerning the perception of objects' size, we will not be able to understand completely the perception of some related properties, such as the weight of objects, since it has been shown that size has a systematic influence on other percepts (e.g., the size weight illusion).

It has recently been shown that the setting of a systematic infectious disease specialist consultation in a septic orthopaedic surgery unit allows a better adjustment of empirical antimicrobial therapy [ 4].

Finally, it is shown that a systematic design for integrated traffic control needs to be developed in order to exploit the potential benefit.