Sentence examples for systematic publication from inspiring English sources

A systematic publication of representative sample surveys of customers makes sense.Health systems have both.

The systematic publication of the notebooks, beginning in the late nineteenth century, tipped our understanding of his goals from art toward science, and opened questions about how to square the legendary peacefulness of his nature with his designs for ingeniously murderous war machines.

For the future, we should concentrate our efforts to organize systematic publication of the raw data, in order to allow independent validation of the results [22 24].

Modern translations of a number of Kepler's books appeared in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, the systematic publication of his collected works began in 1937 (and is nearing completion in the early 21st century), and Max Caspar's Kepler biography was published in 1948.

Also, we could not detect indications of systematic publication bias.

For the future, we should concentrate our efforts to organize systematic publication of the raw data, in order to allow independent validation of the results [ 22- 24].

The program implementation component usually does not appear in the form of systematic publications, except for annual reports on specific activities (e.g. the number of speed cameras activated; the number of roundabouts constructed, etc).

In systematic reviews, publication bias is important in assessing the validity of the results.

Furthermore, as with any systematic review, publication bias may be present.

As in any systematic review, publication bias is a potential limitation of this study.

As with any systematic review, publication bias is a potential source of error.