Sentence examples for systematic concept from inspiring English sources
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In this paper, the interactions between the vehicle running quality and the subgrade design parameters have been investigated in systematic concept and from the viewpoint of systematic matching.
The single clade, comprising exemplars of Funaria with a compound annulus, is congruent with the systematic concept proposed by Fife (1985).
Therefore, the behavioral learning game model may be synthesized according to a systematic concept of bounded rational behavior that involves social utilities, that is, utilities that account for the interests of others as well as of the self.
Based on this work and unraveling the evolutionary history of the genus Arabis [ 4- 7], which differs morphologically from Arabidopsis only in the position of the cotyledons relative to the radicle in the seeds, a new systematic concept was presented 10-15 years ago [ 4, 8, 9].
The investigation described in this paper is primarily concerned with development of systematic concepts of pipeline management system.
Furthermore, we discuss the systematic concepts and recent development of two major approaches toward artificial retinal prostheses (subretinal prostheses and epiretinal prostheses), which use electrical signals to directly stimulate intact retinal neurons for treating age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and retinitis pigmentosa (RP) diseases.
The reason is that the implementation of nano-specific regulation relies on systematic concepts of risk assessment trustfully applicable in the various fields of NM application (i.e. as a chemical substance, or part of a consumer product).
For these taxa, literature data indicate that the respective patterns of morphological and ITS differentiation fit into uniform evolutionary and systematic concepts, i.e., are qualitatively congruent (see above).
The systematic assessment concept worked satisfactorily.
Starting from an unstructured (qualitative) approach, which enabled open, unbiased data collection, a more systematic, structured concept using checklists (quantitative approach) was developed over time, particularly in nursing research [ 11- 13].
