Sentence examples for slightly systematic from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the city is too big, and the weather too erratic, to make such a quest even slightly systematic.

However, for the traits of CD4+CD8-, CD4+CD8+ and CD8+ T cells, the effects of population stratification caused an overall slightly systematic bias, and the points where the observed statistics of the significant SNPs are higher than the expected χ2 statistics at the significance level defined by the permutation tests.

In the case II where the distance between the principal building and the third interfering building is 300 mm (i.e. S 3 = 0.6h) the behaviour of the faces due to interference becomes slightly more systematic than the previous case.

Here we try to provide a brief, but slightly more systematic taxonomy of the types of tasks addressed in statistical NLP, and some sense of the modeling techniques and algorithms that are most commonly used and have made statistical NLP so predominant in recent years, challenging the traditional view of computational linguistics.

3. Glüer & Wikforss (2009) carves out (part of) the same terrain in a slightly different, purely systematic way, treating CE and CD normativism as mutually exclusive claims implying opposite directions of metaphysical determination.

In general, the results are also slightly more accurate for systematic than random plot locations especially in the case of stands 1 and 2. The biases are in most cases below 2% and there are only a few cases where the values are over 5%.

As a synthesis, both approaches appear as complementary, as STRUCTURE may perform slightly better in the systematic detection of admixed individuals, an advantage however balanced by a lower amount of misleading detection of hybrids (i.e. type I errors) obtained with network analysis.

Note that according to Kenichi Kanatani's dictum [16], different geometric feature extraction algorithms will obtain, even for these four images, slightly different results in a systematic manner.

12 13 26 The trials included in these systematic reviews differed slightly.

Although the inelastic signal was detected also at slightly off-center positions, no systematic IETS mapping experiments were performed.

A negligible but significant bias of repeatability was observed for both RSA methods, with a systematic trend of slightly higher mean differences for in the second analysis.