Sentence examples for systematic I from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a systematic (i.e., statistical) analysis of the outcomes of 4032 simulations for hard-core circular objects as a function of the number of molecules and the boundary conditions.

Furthermore, the observed errors were not systematic (i.e., in overestimating or underestimating acceptance, accuracy with respect to course type [majors or nonmajors], size of class, or other variables we could identify).

The head and vertical gradient profiles from all three sites display systematic (i.e., simple, geometric) shapes defined by repeatable intervals of no to minimal vertical gradient, indicating relatively high Kv units, bounded by shorter depth intervals with large (up to −50 m/m) vertical gradients, indicating relatively low Kv units.

It would also be premature to assume that human are systematic, i.e., that they employ the same strategy for all the tasks of a protocol.

If an error was deemed systematic (i.e., occurring across subjects or forms and due to a common cause), the characteristics and root cause were used to identify similar occurrences and apply corrections throughout the database.

This approach allowed us to detect as differentially expressed also genes that respond to insulin with a transient response followed by a return to the baseline condition or with a small, even thought systematic, i.e. sustained in time, change in gene expression.

Systematic I-V and C-V characterizations were performed to study the relationship between various device performance metrics and nanotube density.

Recruitment was non-systematic, i.e. it was up to the family doctor on the basis of her or his current motivation and available time to invite a potentially eligible patient.

Before the multiple imputation, we checked all the variables in the absence of a significant difference between the group with the systematic missing (i.e. second wave), to the group without the significant missing (i.e. first and third wave).

Some tools rely on a systematic approach (i.e. CORINA [18, 19], ConfGen [3], OMEGA [20, 21] and some use a stochastic approach (i.e. BALLOON [22], RDKit [23]).

Figure 6 reports the BER performance achieved by the designed codes, by using systematic transmission (i.e., without scrambling) over the flat AWGN channel.