They're systematic, they're hydromatic, they're … oh, you get the idea.
However, numbers of cases of IM in the unmarried category are very small, and, though the differences were systematic they were not generally statistically significant within subgroups.
In systematic sampling, they are arranged in a systematic pattern, usually on a square grid or other regular geometric network.
This result may be explained by the fact that a single data-manager may reduce the inter data-manager bias and since errors are systematic they will be more easily identified than in a double data entry setting.
When someone uses a conventional search, you assume links are systematic, but they are not.
His works are not systematic, but they are packed with observations and wonderful one-liners, making up a genial and humorous picture of how our emotions fit us to and in the world.
Thus, the number of redundancy (or parity) bits is n−k, which, in the case of a systematic code, they are added to the k bits of a data vector.
Unfortunately, like all other types of systematic reviews, they are prone to a number of shortcomings.
Alternatively, frameworks may be embedded in systematic reviews or in overviews of systematic reviews if they are used to structure the search for, and presentation of, research evidence.
While these factors may mitigate the losses, little is known about how widespread or systematic they may be.
