Sentence examples for both systematic and common from inspiring English sources
Sometimes InChI, SMILES or chemical names (both systematic and common names) are the primary reference of the structure and in such cases other structural identifiers could be cross validated against them.
Chemical substances surfaced via the Dashboard are hosted in the underlying DSSTox database with associated identifiers (such as CASRNs, systematic and common names, and other chemical structure identifiers, including InChIs and SMILES strings).
We have systematic approaches and common objectives and we have learnt and now we are cooperating (FGD-C1).
It is designed to isolate systematic disturbances and common biological underpinnings from next-generation sequencing (NGS) data.
Currently there are hardly any systematic, and no common, approaches applied among Swedish municipalities for risk management, following the full chain from risk identification to assessing measures for flood risk reduction (Norén 2016).
These dangers may be less dramatic than classmates with assault weapons, but they're more systematic and far more common.
Lund et al. (2010) conducted a systematic review looking at poverty and common mental disorders (excluding suicide/self-harm) in LAMIC [ 18].
Error models were developed to disturb the measured input and calibration data to reflect common systematic and random uncertainties found in these types of datasets.
Barca (2005) noted that the formation of the scientific community is a prerequisite for a tradition of thought and research, which produces common, systematic, and homogenous knowledge.
We might expect Aristotle to avail himself here of the syllogistic, but in fact he develops quite another approach, one that seems less systematic and rests on various "common" terms.
How the assassin's bullets which took Markelov's life are parallel to the denial of medical care to Magnitsky may be a topic for debate, but both cases have involved systematic processes common to a legal environment which lacks rule of law.
