Sentence examples for systematically counting from inspiring English sources

The coverslips were sampled systematically, counting the number of TH+ cells in at least 12 fields per coverslip and in two coverslips per condition.

There is little debate over whether the task of systematically counting and accounting for deaths is important; the question is how to ensure that data become an instrument to support changes in practice.

Methods for systematically counting and documenting fetal movements as a measure of the wellbeing of the fetus have been used in the care of pregnant women for more than 40 years.

In most UK schools, comprehensive risk assessments are compulsory, but even in state schools rugby injuries aren't systematically counted.

As the authors note, Americans "pioneered the measurement of facets of American life that had never been systematically counted before such as crime, love, food, fun, religion and work...

Farrington et al. (1993) systematically counted the number of specified items on display each day.

Images covering the slide were obtained and systematically counted to determine the ratio of Nanog+/DAPI+ cells by an individual blinded to the experimental conditions and expected outcomes.

First, with a list of names, one can systematically count the number of webpages containing two names simultaneously, extracted by search engines to assign the weights of all the possible pairs.

Images were acquired as above for each ROI, and only immunopositive cells (not processes or fibers) were systematically counted through manual tagging.

The frequency with which words or terms were used was systematically counted and summarised into categories by identifying common themes in participants' responses.

This approach overestimated the number of ubiquitous CDSs, as all small CDS (<350 bp) from the 26695 strain genome were excluded from the analysis, and thus were systematically counted as ubiquitous CDSs.