This study represents the first step towards the compilation of a systematic catalog of DUB dysregulation in cancer.
This mismatch of burden to action is due to a number of factors that keep stillbirths hidden, notably a lack of systematic compilation of data on the numbers and cause of stillbirths, but also to social taboos affecting recognition and grieving for stillbirths.
Primitive as it was, it provided a foundation for systematic compilation of the legal material by the canonists and for the expansion of decretal law.
While not the first systematic compilation of canon law, the Decretum proved to be the right book at the right time, because of its completeness and because of its superior method of combining juristic and scholastic approaches.
546), and the Concordia canonum Cresconii ("Harmony of the Canons of Cresconius," a 6th- or 7th-century author), a systematic compilation of the Dionysiana, subsequently found in different manuscripts in Gaul.
Sir Henry Spelman, (born 1564?—died Oct. 14, 1641, London), English antiquary, ecclesiastical and legal historian best known for his Concilia, Decreta, Leges, Constitutiones, in Re Ecclesiarum Orbis Britannici ("Councils, Decrees, Laws, and Constitutions of the English Church"), which was perhaps the first systematic compilation of church documents.
When matrix notation is used in finite element analysis, the organizational properties of matrices allows systematic compilation of the required data and the finite element analysis is then defined as a sequence of matrix operations that can be programmed directly for a digital computer.
It is unique in social science as it would be the first systematic compilation of the wider social structural, cultural, cross-national, organizational, and interactional dimension of human moral (understood broadly) thought, feeling, and behavior.
Economic models allow the systematic compilation of data from various sources, such as epidemiological studies and clinical trials, within a single framework.
