For instance, an STMA-driven cloud service engineering could systematically support, on the one hand, the cloud consumers in specifying their STMA related requirements.
For each run, two water samples, collected in sterile bottles, were systematically taken: one on the first stream (300 mL); the other (1 litre) after 7 minutes of water draining (which is the average duration of a shower [ 21]).
Modules showing closeness in size to a given strain are not systematically the same ones showing closeness in shape towards the same strain.
The process was repeated ten times, by systematically rotating the one-tenth of the left-out subjects.
The response is systematically compared to the one of conventional carbon nanotube/polycarbonate (CNT/PC) nanocomposites so we can clarify how efficiently the tunneling effect is suppressed from these composites.
As a consequence, the shift induced within populations by southern gene flow is systematically canceled by the one caused by northern flow, resulting in a null contribution to the Δ values.
Statistical comparison of baseline characteristics of the subset identified as dropped out, versus those that remained till the end of the study in the intervention arm demonstrated that the subset that dropped out was not systematically different from the one that remained.
"What psychology often shows," said Ravi Dhar, director of the Yale Center for Customer Insights, "is that people systematically focus on one set of information".
Moreover, as in the literature on the mainstream population, the authoritative style is the one systematically associated with higher educational performance of the immigrant children.
However, by keeping the lottery constant and increasing the safe amount systematically from one choice to the next the researcher can identify the "switching point" of the subject, i.e., the binary choice where the subject switches from the lottery to the safe alternative.
