Sentence examples for systematic and therefore from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, he embarked upon an influential analysis of systematic form as such, in order to gain insight into how Kantianism could be made rigorously systematic and therefore genuinely "scientific".
The exclusions though numerous, were not systematic and therefore less likely to influence the results of our study.
The LFU was within the anticipated range (30%%) and a sensitivity check suggested that it was random not systematic, and, therefore, no effect on the findings.
For the qualitative parts of our study we used a grounded theory design, as this is detailed and systematic and therefore suitable to investigate complex phenomena with a focus on interactions in specific situations [ 42].
Drop-out rate - We considered loss of 20% or less of trial participants, comparable among groups, as non-systematic and therefore not likely to bias results.
We wanted to produce a conceptual analysis with a weight of evidence that would have resonance with the health research community who were more used to quantitative systematic reviews, and therefore chose to undertake a systematic search of the published literature.
Also, our search strategy relied on PubMed's publication type to retrieve randomised trials and systematic reviews and therefore may have missed some eligible papers and included some that are not truly systematic reviews or randomised trials.
Our key insight is that the occurring scene changes are in part systematic, repeatable and therefore predictable.
Based on its findings, it classifies the abuses perpetrated by the regime as crimes against humanity "given their scale and systematic nature," and therefore ineligible for amnesty under international law.
In practice the QUADOMICS guideline will be used to evaluate studies included in a systematic review and, therefore, studies should all be addressing the same diagnostic question, and be in the same phase.
Sampling error of the mucosa is a potential issue, but the biopsies were performed in systematic fashion and therefore less likely to be the cause of the findings.
