Sentence examples for Systematic recording from inspiring English sources

Systematic recording of the cosmic radiation commenced in Hobart in 1946 and at Mawson in Antarctica in 1955, making these two of the longest running cosmic ray observatories in the world.

Systematic recording and documentation of visible seafloor heterogeneity and microbial mats over small spatial scales is therefore an essential component of microbial habitat studies and of foremost importance for sampling designs that capture the fundamental characteristic of microbial habitat patchiness.

Systematic recording of time from infusion to surgery and from surgery to snap-freezing of biopsies showed that these parameters had no significant influence on our results, most probably because they differed little across the patients or because only minor pimonidazole was available in the tumour at the time of surgery.

More systematic recording of decisions, where ministers have been warned of poor outcomes, would be welcome.

He called for a new science, to be based on organized and collaborative experiment with a systematic recording of results.

Scholarly interest has begun since the late 19th Century, providing systematic recording of archaeological remains.

It would be a nightmare, especially if you didn't keep systematic records.

This indicates that he joined soon after the scriveners began keeping systematic records in the year 1392.

The AP survey did not include statistics from California or New York state because of a lack of systematic record-keeping.

Flood hazards and associated risks have been clearly underestimated in the region and based on the systematic records alone.

They are in no way a systematic record, and rarely do they give us much idea of what she was about at any particular time.