Sentence examples for which is systematic from inspiring English sources

There are two types of uncertainty, both relevant to bioenergy systems: epistemic uncertainty, which is systematic uncertainty based on imprecise, unavailable or even unmeasurable knowledge and data [15]; and aleatoric uncertainty, which refers to statistical uncertainty describing variations in single values [15] and is therefore measurable.

"Building a state-of-the-art consultation and feedback system to connect members and parliamentary representatives which is systematic, predictable, and accountable," reads an entirely out-of-context quote floating in the middle of the page.

LoA indicates the total error, which is systematic error and random error combined.

In other words, only research that is truly scientific in nature that which is systematic and generalizable is meant to be overseen by IRBs.

This indicates that suspicious links constitute a topologically defined subset of interactions which is systematic and significantly less reliably characterized than on average in all the systems under study.

The first has to do with the abuse of presidential authority, which was systematic in the cases of both Nixon and George W. Bush.

"The attacks against Dukakis, which were systematic and attacked his patriotism, did a lot of damage to him," said Tad Devine, a top advisor to the Dukakis campaign and the campaign of Mr. Kerry in 2004.

Extubation failure was defined as death or the need for reintubation within 72 h (1) after extubation; this delay was prolonged to 7 days (2) in case of noninvasive ventilation after extubation, which was systematic in older patients or those with cardiorespiratory disease, as per our weaning protocol.

Following the literature search, four articles were identified for inclusion in this review, two of which were systematic reviews.

We found 1,228 (19%) documents in HSE that have an LMIC focus (Table  6), half of which are systematic reviews of effects (n = 614, 50%) and a lower percentage of which are economic evaluations (n = 280, 23%), systematic reviews addressing other types of questions (n = 123, 10%), and health system descriptions (n = 92, 7%).

The proposed realization uses leap frog method which is a systematic approach for LC-ladder design.