Sentence examples for systematically repeated from inspiring English sources
The calculation process is systematically repeated for all j pressure levels until all reported data in the CVD report have been considered and abandonment conditions have been reached.
Measurements of axial and radial temperatures and species concentration profiles in well-defined conditions have been systematically repeated to specify the influence exerted by key parameters on the efficiency of the thermal degradation process.
We can confidently exclude a lack of specificity and false positives as we included blank plasma samples as negative controls and systematically repeated the measurement on a new chromatographic column.
The process of selecting probability coordinates and assessing cervical spine management strategies is systematically repeated to define regions where superiority of a given strategy exists based on QALY value.
In these discordant cases, the complete procedure (from DNA extraction to PCR) was systematically repeated.
Directional BCIs were not systematically repeated during initial implementation, and the content of the directional BCIs was not congruent; i.e. staff received different, often conflicting, directions.
While including larger loops as well, Salanti et al. [ 6] systematically repeat the method for every loop in the network.
We performed a sensitivity analysis by systematically repeating the spline regression with varying subsets of exposure data.
We systematically repeat the pre-selection, independently of any test, and choose between the three models obtained with the three different pre-selections using the BIC.
The alternative approach consisting in systematically repeating the whole procedure [ 43] (e.g. confirmation of KRAS mutations by two independent analyses) would lead to increases of the reporting delay, consuming of tumor sample, and would probably not overcome the lack of sensitivity or specificity of a single method.
This study utilised the unique opportunity to extract systematically collected repeated bulk-tank milk antibody measurements from all the Danish dairy herds during a 10-year period to perform a time-to-event analysis of the factors that affect the duration of test-positivity and the hazards of recovery from S. Dublin at herd level.
