Sentence examples for constant systematic from inspiring English sources

"The dissent has been muffled by constant systematic repression, but as long as we remember these prisoners, it has not been silenced.

The kind of program she outlines, in which networking becomes a constant, systematic effort, may also strike many as overly time-consuming and demanding.    .

However, a constant systematic error at the nanosecond level can be found in the clock measurements, which is obtained and then corrected by differencing the clock measurements and the clock estimates from orbit determination.

Whereas the standard deviation of the k-th replicate is not affected by the constant systematic error, the mean μ k is given as μ k = μ + s k.

More specific information, however, has been gained from the careful analysis of cohorts of well documented patients having received lithium over many years under constant systematic monitoring (for a comprehensive overview please see Lewitzka et al., submitted [ 8]).

On the other hand, they would arguably be more sensitive to residual confounding from imperfect adjustment for time-constant systematic differences between the exposed and active comparator groups.

The self-controlled component of the analysis aims to adjust for confounding related to time-constant, systematic differences between patients exposed to the medicine of interest and patients in the comparator group (e.g., patient sex or chronic concomitant medication).

No proportional-systematic or constant-systematic deviations were found, proving the statistical equivalency of non-treated sample measurement and treated sample measurement.

Possible constant-systematic deviations were tested by the joined t-test and for potential proportional-systematic deviations the Chi-square-test was applied.

Wollstonecraft's novel argues along with others, such as Mary Hays's Memoirs of Emma Courtney (1796), that women are the victims of constant and systematic injustice.

In his Nobel address, he said it was guilty of "systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless" crimes.