Sentence examples for systematic presence from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to create a framework and platform for some of these artists and make sure they have a systematic presence at the museum".

Soon, their systematic presence may be the norm.

In all the prints from late Edo to Meiji period analyzed in this study, the systematic presence of arsenic and sulfur for the yellow and green colors indicates the use of arsenic sulfide-based pigments.

However, there is still room for improvement, particularly regarding collegiate decision (e.g., systematic presence of an external consultant) and assessment of pain and discomfort in end-of-life situations.

As discussed hereafter and by Manceau and coworkers [70], δ-MnO2 PDF data are affected by sample turbostratism, that is by the systematic presence of random translation and/or rotation between successive layers.

Nonetheless, this effect was not statistically significant likely due to its not systematic presence (p>0.05) (Figure 5).

Those limitations: "insufficient pre- and post-fracking data on the quality of drinking water sources; the paucity of long-term systematic studies; the presence of other sources of contamination precluding a definitive link between hydraulic fracturing activities; and the inaccessibility of some information on hydraulic fracturing activities and potential impacts".

Based on a standardised procedure, and preceded by a number of underlying questions to secure a systematic assessment, the presence and preventability of an AE was determined.

However, in support of the findings of the systematic review, baseline presence of retinopathy was recently identified as a predictor of steeper rates of cognitive decline during 40-month (but not 20-month intermittent) follow-up in ACCORD-MIND [ 50].

The two trends are not uniform indicating the presence of systematic errors (error propagation with distance from the origin) and non-systematic errors.

A systematic survey of the presence of homologous H-B eyelet brain photoreceptors has led to the conclusion that the presence of these specialized deep-brain visual organs can be used to discriminate endopterygote species from other insects (Friedrich et al. 2006).