Sentence examples for systematically above from inspiring English sources

However, the difference with Glide showed a clear trend in favor of vSDC, because its curve was systematically above that of Glide.

For example, EnNahda's results are systematically above the average in the constituencies of Italy, Germany and Arab countries/rest of the world.

Examination of the SSO predictions shows they agree remarkably well with the data of ABW, but are systematically above the data for ES and CVR, again consistent with the results for Gabor targets, and our earlier observations about the fit of the SSO model.

For lower dilutions (10−4, 10−2 and 10), mice performed systematically above 90%.

The actual work represents a pilot project aimed at extending systematically the above described activities to the study and management of AH in the whole Apulia region.

Relative abundance of GFP and mCherry (total numbers) per ring was varied systematically as above, and the number of FRET pairs per Tub4 ring was determined in each experiment.

Therefore, the present study was carried out to systematically evaluate the above polyherbal formulation (PHF) for several ocular indications using contemporary technologies and experimental models to explore antiangiogenic, anticataract, anti-inflammatory, cytotoxicity and antioxidant properties.

The evaluation of the improved model version with independent field observations showed that cross-pollination of fields was accurately predicted up to 50 m and systematically underestimated above that distance, though fields were still ranked correctly.

An alternative approach to the traditional (simple) literature review was then performed through a process of synthesizing the data from a group of studies selected among the separate studies which were collected systematically as above specified.

To this end, we systematically analyzed the above-described RMA-normalized human cohort (Figure 3a), including breast cancers, along with MSCs, breast stroma and sarcoma samples (Figure S2 and S3).

Systematically applying all the above changes to our representative dataset (Fairburn, Palmer, et al., in preparation) indicates that their impact on the clinical prevalence of eating disorder NOS would be modest.