Sentence examples for systematically I from inspiring English sources

We systematically i) deleted and ii) overexpressed all Y. pestis genes that were predicted to encode proteins potentially involved in the metabolism of c-di-GMP and examined the effect on biofilm-related phenotypes.

While whi strains identified systematically (i.e., shifted left on the distribution; red bars in Syst. Mean column) consistently co-occurred with a high density of enriched barcodes (red bars), the lge phenotype was less consistent.

In most cases, lge strains identified systematically (i.e., shifted right on the distribution; green bars in Syst. Mean column) co-occurred with a high density of depleted barcodes (green bars).

If MI does not hold, a boy and a girl, who are characterized by the same degree of problem behavior, may obtain systematically (i.e., regardless of measurement error) different scores on the instrument.

While a log-rank test can determine the risk of death systematically, i.e. if it is higher or lower in one group over a whole period, another approach, as mentioned in the study by Kunikowska, has been to apply a proportional hazards or Cox regression model.

If it appears from the sub-sample that self-reported resource use is biased systematically (i.e. consistently under - or over-reporting resource use), we will model this bias in the sub-sample, then use the model to correct the resource use reported in the full sample.

We systematically studied (i) the inherent properties of pH sensing components, (ii) the effect of inaccurately determining the saturation values of the pH systems on response time, drift, and sensitivity, and (iii) the effect of instrumentation input resistance on the results.

This makes it possible to systematically analyze: (i) the "completeness" of a balancing circuit (the ability to address the imbalance between any two cells directly, even if they are not adjacent); (ii) the shortest path for balancing any two given cells; and (iii) the average efficiency of a balancing circuit for a statistical distribution of imbalance scenarios.

The validity of three mathematical models describing variable-density groundwater flow is systematically evaluated: (i) a model which invokes the Oberbeck Boussinesq approximation (OB approximation), (ii) a model of intermediate complexity (NOB1) and (iii) a model which solves the full set of equations (NOB2).

Efron's study concluded that the confidence values obtained using the traditional Felsenstein's bootstrapping are not systematically conservative (i.e., not biased systematically downward) as was stated by Bull and Hillis [ 35].

Photographs of each HPF were then systematically taken: (i) in the centre, (ii) half way to the periphery and (iii) in the periphery of the tumour, all along the selected line.