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Another way of making this preparation more systematic could be through peer review of the marking process.

In this case multivariate analysis is (as indeed often stated in the literature) simply a more sensitive way to detect differences that – if they were bigger and more systematic – could be theoretically picked up by standard mass-univariate analysis.

It was not news to his commercial rivals, or the US government, that systematic attacks could be traced to a nondescript office block outside Shanghai that Mandia believes was run by the Chinese army.

The reference method in [5] was shown to improve results in many cases, but no systematic improvement could be achieved.

The two synthesis methods are equivalent since no systematic change could be discerned in the structural and the optical analyses.

In the case of STS-2 seismometers, no common systematic anomaly could be found among the multiple sensors examined (Figure 14a).

(2013a, 2015) when generating M clusterings corresponding to M runs of the K-means algorithm and then choosing the one with the optimal Ncut, a further systematic mechanism could be more reliable.

An additional herbal medicine with multiple systematic activities could be useful in alleviating the symptoms of acute post- viral rhinosinusitis and might inhibit the transition to a bacterial infection.

Andrew Farke had in 2006 stressed that, apart from the frill, no systematic differences could be found between Torosaurus and Triceratops.

She argues that what was unique to the Bangladesh Liberation War was that the international community, for the first time, recognised that systematic rape could be used as a weapon to terrorise the people.

Although the boosting studies presented in this systematic review could be considered to present contradictory evidence, this is probably not the case.