Sentence examples for systematic but not from inspiring English sources

A series of analysis that takes into account the day-to-day variability seen by the GIM and by specific receivers' ground stations have shown that the vertical TEC derived from the GIMs (CODE) presents a systematic but not necessarily constant positive offset with respect to the corresponding data obtained from individual stations.

Its most systematic, but not necessarily most interesting, statement is found in his lectures on the theory of the state, delivered between 1808-9 and 1833.

A systematic, but not significant increase in total P uptake was found for all treatments inoculated with P. bilaii and for both soils, with the control of the low fertility moderately acidic soil being a notable exception.

A systematic, but not significant, increase of total P uptake was found for all treatments inoculated with P. bilaii and for both soils, with the unfertilised control of the low fertility moderately acidic soil being a notable exception.

The figures for villages and clans are based on a number of sources: the author's systematic, but not exhaustive, collection of information directly in the regions; from knowledgeable individuals from the regions; and a systematic review of the data from the 2004 census.

The literature search was systematic, but not exhaustive.

The three other studies included in this systematic review, but not in the Cochrane review, were published and available in time to be considered [20, 22, 23].

Appendix 5. Reference of studies included in systematic review but not in the meta-analysis.

Findings from the six studies included in the systematic review (but not the meta-analysis) produced conflicting results.

Our goal was to assess the feasibility of obtaining study design information critical to systematic reviews, but not typically included in conference abstracts, from the trial registration record.

Considered in this systematic review but not found, is the potential for stigmatization and disclosure that are inherent risks in this kind of intervention.