Sentence examples for experimental systematic from inspiring English sources

Our naïve s-penguin average is, in fact, doubly naïve since it neglects both the theoretical uncertainty discussed above, and the fact that experimental systematic uncertainties are correlated between the measurements of individual modes.

Specifically, we show that unsupervised learning based on deep autoencoders can be directly trained on data and used for model-independent searches for new physics - reducing experimental systematic uncertainties and reliance on specific theories at the same time.

It would therefore be interesting to conduct further experimental, systematic studies of the relationship between specific worrying and reassuring cognitions, in order to obtain additional insights regarding effective situation-specific reassurance.

Colony sizes were measured in pixel units from digital images of double-mutant plates and normalized for experimental systematic effects with the use of a computational protocol developed for genetic interaction analysis (Baryshnikova et al. 2010b).

As an exception, poor results were obtained for BghiP at 1 μg/kg mass fraction level (recovery of 113 % with an RSD of 51%%); however, they were assumed to be caused by experimental systematic errors as good results were obtained for the same compound in the same material at 1.5 μg/kg (recovery of 93%%, RSD 1.6%%).

A recent computational study was complemented by an experimental systematic evaluation of substituents on the aromatic ring and at the benzylic site This was exploited in a so-called safety-catch approach, where esters of 92, 93, 94, and 95 were protected against photolysis in normal conditions.

Having established confidence in the experimental system, systematic experiments were performed at different flow conditions (Reynolds numbers) for different f-HEG volume fractions under a constant heat flow.

To check the reliability and accuracy of fabricated experimental setup, systematic measurements were carried out using DI water as the working fluid for different flow rates.

The responses of "homo psychologicus"—undergraduates speeding through questionnaires for course credit are an imperfect window on folk morality.[11] At the same time, such methodology promises advances on informal methods, such as experimental control, systematic sampling, and statistical analysis.

We discuss variants of trial designs, quasi-experimental designs, systematic reviews, programme evaluations, process evaluations, qualitative studies, and economic evaluations.

Forth, AMBCA uses one single and systematic experimental method, whereas many different methods and experimental settings are reported in scientific reports from AMBCA, making the comparison problematic.