systematic variation

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meanings of systematicand variation

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systematic
adjective
uk /ˌsɪs.təˈmæt.ɪk/ us /ˌsɪs.təˈmæt̬.ɪk/
according to an agreed set of methods or ...
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variation
noun
uk /ˌveə.riˈeɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌver.iˈeɪ.ʃən/
a change in amount ...
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Examples of systematic variation

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Systematicvariation of a probability assessment is no longer necessary.
Once the aggregate is disentangled, a great deal of systematicvariation in developmental trajectories emerges.
For these experiments no quantifiable systematicvariation in layer thicknesses was observed.
There appears to be no systematicvariation in apparent age with stratigraphic position.
If technology was determinant, then we would expect to find little systematicvariation in that array.
Systematicvariation of the spatial proper ties in the periphery was beyond the scope of these experiments.
The other general observation is of systematicvariation between countries in their uptake of costly new interventions, particularly nonpharmaceutical ones.
We could not detect evidence for a systematicvariation in fiber density across the face of either nerve.
Resorting to switching between grammatical subsets (or mini-grammars) is thus not necessarily the only principled explanation for systematicvariation.
Thus, different degrees of cognitive effort may introduce systematicvariation that is confounded with the variation explained by cognitive capacity.
Percentage of development time spent in each stage showed little systematicvariation with temperature and coefficients of variation for development rates were similarly unaffected.
Nevertheless, except for partisan involvement there was little systematicvariation in the saliency of democracy across various subsets of the elite sample.
The goodness of fit of the models was scrutinized by checking the model standardized residuals for normality and evidence of systematicvariation.
Alignments of titanite and hornblende are also noted, however, no systematicvariation in the degree of prefer red orientation has been observed.
Due to the lack of systematicvariation across contrast level, a response phase value was obtained for each frequency by averaging across all contrast levels tested.
This systematic sampling pattern was then repeated, moving clockwise, and assumes there is no systematicvariation in soil matric potential within a 3.5 m radius around each tree.
The constant reference to the striking (and the absence of systematicvariation)19 is characteristic of riddles and a contrast to the customs of school systems.
Finally, the results presented here provide additional evidence that systematicvariation is characteristic of all human languages, regardless of the modality in which they are expressed.
Such attributive s-genitives could already vary with noun modifiers at a time when there was as yet no systematicvariation between determiner genitives and noun modifiers.
Such an examination of the empirical evidence reveals that there is indeed systematicvariation in the meaning of democracy across different subsets of both the elite and mass respondents.
Experiment 1 indicated that four-year-olds have gained some control over segmental duration in that, like adults, they produced systematicvariation in /s/ duration as a function of onset type.
Then it goes on with systematicvariation of coefficients, both for the side and for the area; next follow var ious problems on two, later three or four squares.
Across the levels of type of similarity, only perceptual confusability showed systematicvariation, verifying that correct identification of shared phonemes was likely and confusion of different phonemes was unlikely.
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