The phrase "a better systematic" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe an improved systematic approach or method, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "We need to develop a better systematic approach to address the issues we are facing."
Alternatives: "an improved system" or "a more effective methodology".
Phase 2: Survey our MDT for opinion and feedback on a proposed standardised approach to better systematic documentation and estimation of ABW and IBW.
Awareness and recognition of the value of palliative care has become a pressing issue together with political commitment to developing comprehensive palliative care services as an integral part of mainstream health and social care systems, and a better and systematic knowledge base for planning and delivering effective palliative care services [ 4].
There is an urgent need for greater understanding of the problem, in particular through better systematic collection and accurate, transparent documentation of information on substandard drug manufacture and dissemination.
This indicates that the Fourier series approach can offer a better compromise between systematic and random errors.
"I expect that this study will result in a better and more systematic understanding of how Neanderthal ancestry affects variation in human traits today," said Sankararaman.
This paper endeavours to provide a better appreciation of systematic stakeholder analysis in ecosystem services research by, first, presenting an illustrative stakeholder analysis example, using a key natural resource in relation to ecosystem services: forests in the UK.
To gain a better understanding of systematic biases of each NGS platform, we analyzed the sequence composition of uncovered bases to which no reads were aligned.
The use of a wide range of available methods, techniques, and protocols in molecular biology, electron microscopy, and in situ and remote sensing facilities allow us to study all groups in a better and more systematic way.
A better and more systematic appreciation of intra and inter-tumour heterogeneity is crucial for drug development as well as for the accurate assessment of response to treatment.
