Sentence examples for systematic high from inspiring English sources

The difference between the estimates of the two methods ranged from 14 to 30%, and there was no systematic high or low bias of one method relative to the other.

Systematic high quality oceanic in-situ precipitation measurements are requested on an international science level and are essential for improved understanding and validation of hydrological processes in satellite, re-analysis and model data.

This results in highly efficient siRNA transfection and is simple, cost-effective, and nontoxic, making this approach well suited to systematic high throughput siRNA screening of fully differentiated adipocytes.

The first step of the array processing demands some level of removal of poorly performing arrays, as systematic high and low signals that are highly correlated would dominate the results.

The long term deployment of these devices by light pollution researchers in cities and dark sky parks, and by ecologists and physiologists in their research environments, will allow for both a quantitative understanding of the difference in night lighting across social-ecological systems, and for systematic, high precision, ground based tracking of year-to-year changes in sky brightness.

For the first time, we demonstrate a systematic, high throughput approach to identification of UBA domain-interacting proteins from a proteome-wide perspective.

At the same time, federal and local police agencies are looking for systematic, high-tech ways to root out terrorists before they strike.

We introduce our S# modeling framework (pronounced "safety sharp"), an executable, systematic, high-level specification language and tool suite specifically designed for the convenient modeling and formal analysis of safety-critical systems.

In addition to APOE, a major recognized genetic determinant of AD, systematic, high-throughput genomic approaches have recently allowed the characterization of four new genetic determinants: CLU, CR1, PICALM and BIN1.

In this paper, we present a systematic, high-order approach that works for any singularity (including hypersingular kernels), based only on the assumption that the field induced by the integral operator is locally smooth when restricted to either the interior or the exterior.

We aimed to identify the specific gene or genes involved by performing a systematic, high-density (∼2 3-kb intervals) linkage disequilibrium screen of these genes in an independent sample, incorporating family-based and case-control designs in which dyslexia was defined as an extreme representation of reading disability.