Sentence examples for systematically more or less from inspiring English sources
This indicates despite the diversity in ability and attitudes present in a class with as few prerequisites as ours, initially strong or positive students were not systematically more or less likely to benefit from instruction than weaker or more negative students.
By including only patients with non-missing data (complete case analysis) in our meta-analyses, our resultant estimates of effect could be biased if patients lost to follow-up were systematically different in ways that were related to our outcomes of interest (eg, if they were systematically more or less likely to prefer CPR).
Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).
Since researchers have extensively used calls for services (CFS) to police as a proxy for measuring crime (e.g., Sherman et al. 1989; Sherman 1995; Lum 2003; Weisburd et al. 2006), we wanted to see if studies using crime incident data systematically displayed more or less concentration than studies using CFS data.
If these children systematically tended to be more or less vaccinated, we might have missed an association between pentavalent vaccine and rotavirus AGE.
Only a systematically skewed registration towards more or less severe cases of DFM would affect these results, and our design separating inclusion from outcome registration would counteract such effects.
He. would then more or less systematically loot each company, in effect.
This allowed us to see whether the PM coefficient was systematically higher or lower when more (or less) of the PM mass consisted of a particular element.
The theories have not been systematically tested against each other, but they have more or less explicitly been relied upon in several empirical studies, briefly reviewed below.
Nevertheless, until now, the physiological properties of Z+ and Z− neurons have not been compared systematically, and many researchers have treated Purkinje cells more or less interchangeably.
The gams turn up systematically on the covers of the punchy, wisecracking thrillers that Ms. Scottoline delivers with clockwork efficiency on a more or less annual basis.
