Sentence examples for in systematic terms from inspiring English sources

For sure, this instance of social meaning requires some means of expression, and for this we need an intersubjective medium of communication, a conventionalized coding system, which can be considered as the text as product, an "output, something that can be recorded and studied, having a certain construction that can be represented in systematic terms" (Halliday 1985: 10).

Since Grygier [ 8], the subclass Thecostraca, in systematic terms, has comprised the Facetotecta (y-larvae), the Ascothoracida and the Cirripedia, while the Cirripedia consists of the Acrothoracica, the Rhizocephala and the Thoracica [ 37].

The systematic terms are dominating in the retrieval error budget.

In the consensus meeting, practical and systematic terms were defined and established.

In systematic maps, search terms are used to address open-framed questions, such as how many studies have been conducted on a particular topic, or how those studies have been conducted.

23 32 Few of the studies included in systematic reviews provided longer term follow-up data.

We developed our search with a research librarian with expertise in systematic reviews, used broad search terms, and attempted to search all relevant sources, including multiple databases and the grey literature.

The terms used in systematic search were the names of PTMC ingredients and "reproductive effect" with no language restrictions.

Commonly in systematic reviews, limits are set in terms of how long ago evidence was published.

Mr Schleicher, who runs the Pisa tests taken every three years, says Shanghai is engaged in a systematic, long-term project to improve education, as a way of transforming its economy.

Control subjects had no previous history of shoulder pathologies on the dominant side and did not participate in any systematic long-term activities to improve upper limb abilities.