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1617 Aller, England June 26 , 1688Cambridge, England Ralph Cudworth, (born 1617, Aller, Somerset, Eng. died June 26 , 1688 Cambridge, Cambridgeshire), English theologian and philosopher of ethics who became the leading systematic exponent of Cambridge Platonism.

The computational-experimental model developed by Lee and colleagues [ 20] is still arguably the leading systematic study of Wnt signaling.

The research team included a methodologist with expertise in conducting and leading systematic reviews and meta-analyses, two team members with graduate-level epidemiology training and a research coordinator.

Leading systematic errors are determined from additional scenarios in which major model parameters are varied independently within an envelope of plausibility.

Variation between hospitals would indeed seem to point at systematic differences in processes between hospitals leading to systematic HSMR variation.

Poorly measured exposure data can produce differential errors leading to systematic bias or result in random errors or imprecision, which (unless corrected) typically lead to bias toward no effect (Bernardinelli et al. 1997).

She has been leading a systematic review of Applied Biosystems' product line and an organizational restructuring.

Ultimately, patient respiratory motion is the primary cause of image blurring possibly leading to systematic dose underestimations [43].

A careful analysis in these two regimes is given based upon asymptotic expansions, leading to systematic methods for rapidly finding accurate approximations.

Moreover, the regression lines significantly diverged among the different subsets leading to systematic over-or underestimations of the vegetative fraction depending on the substrate type.

We assume that judges must observe a certain number of performances to calibrate their judgment scale, leading to systematic biases (avoidance of extreme judgments) in the beginning of judgment series.