Middle-upper classes were systematically closer to normal SSD values, and they reached these values earlier in time.
However, isopachs to the west are systematically closer to the source than those to the east, indicating a greater influence of a westerly wind than originally thought (Walker and Croasdale 1971), and supporting the interpretation of Bursik et al. (1992).
Lack of power, due to low numbers or measurement uncertainties, however, would make the ORs less reliable and the CIs wider, but would not make the ORs systematically closer to, or further from, the value 1.
The researchers systematically screened close to 800 chemical offshoots of alginate in mice.
Starting on April 7 , 1994 Hutu extremists, in a premeditated 100-day campaign, systematically butchered close to 1 million Tutsis — three-quarters of all those in the country — as well as moderate Hutus, driving countless more into exile.
Henningsmoenicaris scutula (Walossek and Müller, 1990) (Fig. 1) is a tiny representative of Crustacea, systematically standing close to the stemline.
However, MEDSTAT underestimated the prevalence rate systematically by close to 50% for all age groups, although the age- and gender-specific distribution remained similar.
According to Human Rights Watch, the government had a strategy to systematically close down space for political dissent and independent criticism.
For instance, on social media, citizens posted evidence that the government was systematically arresting people close to one opponent, Andre Okombi Salissa, and that police had beaten another declared opponent, Gen. Jean Marie Michel Mokoko, after beating and tear-gassing journalists who had turned out to cover him.
The top panel shows that for Swarm-A the rms error is less than 5 mm for most of the Earth, but there are systematically larger errors close to the geomagnetic poles and, to a lesser extent, also along the geomagnetic equator.
