Sentence examples for systematic consistency from inspiring English sources

Being a speculative jurist, Abū Ḥanīfah brought about systematic consistency in legal doctrines.

Because our analyses used the best available data and these systematic consistency checks, we are confident that the overall results are robust, although minor uncertainties may remain for single elements of our assessment.

In comparison to adaptation procedures – e.g. the most ambitious approach by Fervers et al [ 35] – our SGR method differs mainly in the systematic consistency analysis and the validation procedure.

We had quantified the systematic consistency of tau even during the striking changes in overall temporal dynamics from motor learning, yet during de-adaptation tau varied significantly between the mean values of the 2 motor programs for straight and curved paths.

Systematic internal consistency checks were performed.

On the contrary, a systematic-analytic consistency concept follows formal rules that allow for objectively decomposing and recomposing its logics; examples are coincidence and causality.

We computed separate ICC 2,1) values for consistency (systematic differences between raters are considered irrelevant) and absolute agreement (systematic differences between raters are considered relevant).

8 epochs are requested for robust estimation of the systematic errors and consistency checks on our astrometry.

Systematic tests for consistency of the data were performed.

Whilst studies of certain age groups, gender or ethnicity/race provide more specific information about the experience of a particular group, their utility in a broader context is limited because of their lack of systematic approach or consistency in comparing the groups within the study.

Jokiniemi et al. [ 11] in a systematic review identified consistencies in non-NP APN roles across countries when examining the Nurse Consultant in the UK, the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) in the US and the Australian Nurse Consultant role.