Sentence examples for Fully systematic from inspiring English sources

But logic as a fully systematic discipline begins with Aristotle, who systematized much of the logical inquiry of his predecessors.

By the end of the 19th century, marine navigation had evolved into a fully systematic technique, combining the simplicity and reliability required by its practitioners with the rigour and accuracy founded in the skills and knowledge of astronomers, mathematicians, cartographers, and instrument makers.

These inter-connections are a reflection of the fully systematic nature of Spinoza's metaphysics.

Avicenna's treatise presented metaphysics as a fully systematic discipline and combined Aristotelian and Neoplatonic traditions.

Neither Kierkegaard nor Nietzsche, however, developed this insight in a fully systematic way.

This contrasts with patents (for which LeadMine was originally developed) where fully systematic names are more frequently used.

Patients were admitted to the Mood Disorder Programs regardless of whether or not they were responsive to lithium, therefore minimizing, though not fully eliminating, systematic bias caused by access to care.

Of the 386 physicians trained in the use of PLLA, 272 actually treated patients with PLLA, and 200 returned at least one fully completed systematic monitoring notebook.

The only fully published systematic review of randomised controlled trials reported a significant reduction in the relative risk of developing gastric cancer with H pylori eradication therapy, compared with placebo.

In "Faust's Gold," the first English-language book to fully convey the systematic doping of athletes in the former East Germany, Steven Ungerleider makes a provocative comparison to the gruesome human experimentation of the Holocaust.

Although he never fully defined a systematic research program explaining his comparative methodology, his essays on the historical development of Eastern and Western societies suggest what such an approach might entail.