Sentence examples for much larger systematic from inspiring English sources

The smoother behavior of the ERB errors appears due in part to the fact that the ERB scale is defined analytically while the Bark scale is defined more directly in terms of experimental data: The Bark-scale fit is so good as to be within experimental deviation, while the ERB-scale fit has a much larger systematic error component.

The inter-subject data group shows a much larger systematic difference (−6.99°) than the inter-tester data group (−3.48°).

PHPs were most frequently observed in amplicons produced by PP2897 and PP2898, both including ntp 16,093 (Fig. 1), which was also found to be the CR hotspot for PHP occurrence in a much larger systematic STS study [13].

Well, sadly it points towards the growing feeling that aside the high profile cases of The Arches, or Plastic People, clubs have been closing down on a much larger, almost systematic scale.

Slaughter is currently working on a book based on her Atlantic article, and she said that the debate about work-life balance is "only a symptom of a much larger problem: the systematic devaluing of caregivers throughout our society..

While this approach adds the small effect of the excitation-wavelength dependence of FAD fluorescence to the spectra shown, the calibration removes much larger enveloping from systematic effects and allows comparison of our spectra to each other, and to one-photon excitation spectra.

For the efficient application of machine learning however, biological datasets need to become more systematic, more precise – and much larger.

Because it has shown results, it should be tried in a systematic way on a much larger scale -- with Somali refugees, those now coming out of Syria and others who have already spent months or years in camps.

A scoping review manages a much larger volume of citations than most focused systematic reviews.

This clinical impact is much larger than that reported in a Cochrane systematic review on the effectiveness of EOVs [ 21].

The studies identified in this systematic review demonstrate a much larger body of evidence to support the use of this technique over a single stage procedure.