Sentence examples for systematically mixed from inspiring English sources

The experiment consisted of a replacement series that was established in 1996, using a randomized block design with five treatments (100P 0A, 67P 33A, 50P 50A, 33P 67A, 0P 100A) in four replicate blocks and two species were systematically mixed within rows.

61, 62 We systematically identified studies relevant to implementation of dementia CM in PHC, appraised the quality of included studies using a validated tool designed for a systematic mixed studies review, and synthesized the findings with a narrative approach.

A future challenge will be to identify systematically new mixed FFL involving others important Transcription Factors and to understand their biological function, integrating together the wealth of experimental data that will be available in the next years.

The following materials were used for preparing 1 tonne of enriched pressmud compost and they were mixed systematically to pressmud compost one after the other.

This paper employs meta-analysis to aggregate and systematically analyze the mixed empirical evidence on the determinants of corporate hedging reported in 132 previously published studies covering data from more than 73,000 firms.

However this is unlikely to systematically differ between mixed meal tests (which were conducted in random order) and a longer period without medication might have made results less applicable to clinical practice.

We then drafted an outline plan for the proposed steps in our review by drawing upon both this existing literature and the review team's and advisory group members' expertise in systematically reviewing quantitative, mixed methods and qualitative research [ 60- 64] and in conversation analysis [ 65- 67].

Mixed methods systematically integrate quantitative and qualitative approaches to research in order to answer research questions.

Relationships between the higher-order zig-zag theories and the classical FSDT and HSDT are systematically established via the mixed variational theorem and the generalized definition of the mean displacement.

(ii) His On Hypothetical Syllogisms systematically presents wholly hypothetical and mixed hypothetical syllogisms as they are known from the early Peripatetics; it may be derived from Porphyry.

The results show that the Bush Gauge systematically catches more (snow and mixed) precipitation than the DFIR.