Sentence examples for a methodical review of from inspiring English sources

Elements were identified through a methodical review of sources describing theories, perspectives, and practices from multiple design disciplines.

Objective: To establish evidence-based recommendations for the clinical practice of cognitive rehabilitation, derived from a methodical review of the scientific literature concerning the effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation for persons with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or stroke.

Penzone said at a news conference Tuesday that he'd carried out a "methodical review" of the facility and concluded it was unnecessary.

Mohlin et al. [ 21] in a methodical review of 58 studies on the correlations between symptoms of TMD and malocclusions found that there were small differences in terms of functional disorders between subjects with and without malocclusions and thus the authors critically assessed these studies.

"We're going to do a systematic and methodical review of the information, and if we need to make changes to our program, we'll make changes".

Methodical review of the relevant studies is presented following a systematic approach, to assess the gradual progression in understanding of the practical system.

She said the agency should "proceed with the systematic and methodical review of lessons learned".

The passing score was generated by methodical reviews of various subdivision applications submitted over a period of 2 years to the City of New Bern.

"Each of these decisions was based on a methodical and substantive review of the facts by both internal and external counsel.

Mr. Reid starts with a methodical clarification of terms.

"We had a methodical way of doing things," Eileen said.