Sentence examples for a far more systematic from inspiring English sources

William H. Goetzmann, who in a Pulitzer Prize-winning book overturned the idea of Western exploration in the 19th century as a series of random thrusts into the hinterland, finding instead that it was a far more systematic effort, died on Tuesday at his home in Austin, Tex.

In this one, it employed analytics in a far more systematic and thorough way, officials said.

Genomic and structural genomic initiatives, combined with advances in computer technology, have allowed protein interfaces to be analyzed and predicted today in a far more systematic way than what was possible in the past.

The arrival of simple and reliable methods for 3D imaging of mouse embryos has opened the possibility of analysing normal and abnormal development in a far more systematic and comprehensive manner than has hitherto been possible.

Although this procedure would have introduced some bias – not all detainees would be willing to speak to HRW, while others might not have access to lawyers – it would still have been a far more systematic approach to assessing the extent of Nigerian police brutality.

BAGHDAD — The torture of Iraqi detainees at a secret prison in Baghdad was far more systematic and brutal than initially reported, Human Rights Watch reported on Tuesday.

In an executive-branch agency, things are far more systematic and defined.

This led him to see that far more systematic knowledge was required of the effects on a child of early experiences.

But her application was far more systematic and thoroughgoing than Wittgenstein's cryptic, suggestive hints, and was also distinctively her own.

But the level of ingenuity and sheer chutzpah applied by some of the workers makes it imperative that Congress institute far more systematic oversight of this plastic cornucopia.

The task force said the immigration agency should make broader and far more systematic use of prosecutorial discretion to concentrate its resources on deporting convicted criminals.