Sentence examples for every systematic from inspiring English sources

Yet as far as I know, every systematic attempt to document the prevalence of violence over centuries and millennia (and, for that matter, the past fifty years), particularly in the West, has shown that the overall trend is downward (though of course with many zigzags).

Second, publication and selection bias is a study limitation in every systematic review.

The success of the theory led as well to a new conception of exact science under which every systematic discrepancy between observation and theory, no matter how small, is taken as telling us something important about the world.

For instance, the extremely diverse genus Pheidole includes many granivorous species and, to our knowledge, is reported at seeds in every systematic study of small-seed dispersal and granivory in the New World tropics [26] [28], [36] [40].

As every systematic review, this study has its restrictions.

Statistical pooling is not always appropriate or necessary in every systematic review of test accuracy studies.

The mean values of the average specific growth rates (r area) and r(num)) for all 16 groups of six replicates are shown in Table 1 and 2 (for every single systematic negative control experiment and for all six experiments combined).

These assignments and new combinations have been adopted in every subsequent systematic treatment of fossil Osmundaceae [ 7, 36, 37].

The task of searching the health databases for every relevant systematic review evaluating effectiveness of public health interventions is a challenging one that requires balance.

Then, thanks to every school's systematic reliance on alphabetical order, Ms. Carpenter wound up sitting next to Mr. Carnahan at Anacostia High School.

At every level, the systematic procedures offer heuristics and/or techniques to generate candidates, evaluate generated candidates, and choose the most promising candidates.