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Comparison with the Timoshenko beam theory is systematically made for analytical and approximation variants.

It means we recognise there is a structure out there that is systematically making women feel bad.

"We do not have credible academic evidence that microcredit on average lifts people out of poverty," says Roodman. "We [also] do not have evidence that microfinance is systematically making people worse off".

So Dr. Petraco is systematically making marks in jeweler's wax and other materials, creating images of them under a stereo microscope and quantifying the details, assembling a database that can eventually be mined to determine probabilities that a mark matches a certain tool.

First principles cluster calculations of MgO 001)//M 001) (M=Sc to Cu) interfaces have been systematically made using numerical atomic orbitals as basis functions.

What Taylor realized, and proved, was that work was a measurable activity that could be systematically made more productive using scientific techniques.

PCR negative controls were systematically made by using water instead of cDNA.

A thick blood smear was systematically made and rapidly examined for the presence of malaria parasites.

Such a request was systematically made to all patients during the study period.

Gene predictions have been performed automatically during E. cuniculi genome annotation and the choice of AUG codon was systematically made in favour of the first one encountered into the open reading frame.

Measurements were systematically made at the level of the sinus of Valsalva, proximal ascending aorta, transverse aortic arch, residual coarctation site, proximal descending aorta and distal descending thoracic aorta at the level of the diaphragm.