Sentence examples for smaller systematic from inspiring English sources

Further accurate measurements, with smaller systematic errors, might clarify the present experimental scenario.

Despite the continuous presence of the additional hand target on the screen during practice, older participants exhibited a smaller systematic shift of explicit judgments in the cued presence of the visuo-motor rotation than the young participants.

A substantially smaller systematic targeting error (mean: 2.39±0.17°, see figure 3) thus indicates that saccades landed much closer to the new (allocentric) target position than to a position that would have resulted from averaging of egocentric and allocentric representations.

The reason is probably that large random errors of gestational age affect estimates much more than smaller systematic errors.

Previous smaller systematic reviews of intravenous iron therapy were unable to provide sufficient data to estimate important outcomes such as risk of infection or to assess the effect of different predictors on efficacy.

Two smaller systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials that specifically focused on healthcare professionals [ 10, 11] found the use of monetary incentives, reply paid envelopes, shorter questionnaires, recorded delivery and survey personalisation to increase survey response.

The parameters except v eff and k 0 have small systematic errors (less than 15%).

Small systematic departures at the outer edge of the HARM domain are likely attributable to boundary effects.

We observe small systematic drifts in 35Cl/37Cl ratios over time, the source of which is not yet determined.

A small systematic shift in the emission frequency of ∼0.1 THz between the two systems was observed.

If the conformational space is sufficiently small, systematic approaches can create all possible conformations iteratively and keep all low-energy conformations.