Systematically definition

Systematically means that it shall be possible afterwards to create a POD (detection rate) curve as a function of depth for each mine type in each soil with reasonable confidence limits using logistic regression based on generalised linear model.

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Systematically means that the probability of having an average SD greater than a value X among platform/infrastructure-driver features is greater than the probability of having an average SD > X among other features [43].

Systematically redistribute any clients who have already established a “ Medical home” with a PCP and plan as a result of a new plan contracting with the Department. If any of the plans that the Department currently contracts with are not offered a continuing contract, the Department shall afford the client the right to transfer to any of the available plans effective July, 1999. Contracting with all qualifying plans shall afford the client a greater choice of PCP and/or plan. A client is free to choose a PCP from any of the plans participating in the NHC as HMOs, or from the Primary Care Case Management Network, hereafter referred to as the PCCM Network. Under the provisions for auto-assignment, the Department shall attempt (based on the auto- assignment algorithm) but shall not guarantee a fair distribution of clients to the available plans. The Department will not change the auto-assignment process without first discussing such changes with plans.

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More Definitions of Systematically

Systematically means that it is not simply that more successful scientific networks prevail (for example, as a result of appointment cartels and close-knit networks between research institutions and funding bodies) but that institutional incentive structures are created (for instance, by introducing appointment criteria and ‘performance-based’ funding that is awarded according to seemingly objective criteria such as impact-based hierarchies of publications) that privilege the mainstream.