Sentence examples for systematic run from inspiring English sources
There could have been a systematic run on counterparties in general," said Meredith Whitney, a bank analyst at Oppenheimer.
Using a systematic run order can be the proper way to conduct an experiment when a temporal trend is present.
When a systematic run order is appropriate (as opposed to the conventional random run order), minimizing level changes implies the minimization of experiment costs.
The event you cite in your article was part of a systematic campaign run by the Venezuelan TV channel RCTV against the Bolivarian Revolution and against those of us who denounced the role the media played in the April 2002 coup d'etat in our country.
The Conservatives' obsession with tax cuts and subsidies for the richest has been coupled with chronic underinvestment and the systematic running down of our public services and infrastructure.
Systematic runs were carried out between 500 and 700°C.
Indeed, the assumption that 'good' communication is synonymous with providing information that is ever more specific or systematic runs counter to the requirement, in complex discussions about trials, to select and tailor according to individual need [ 59].
Pechstein's blood data, though, was drawn from a sample she gave at the World Allround Championships in February 2009 — not from data gathered by an official systematic program run by the skating union.
Despite this systematic error, test runs on BAliBASE can give a rough impression about the performance of multiple-alignment programs in different situations.
Labor economists have long been aware of systematic long-run differences in unemployment across markets (e.g., Hall 1970 and, more recently, Rappaport 2012).
