Sentence examples for a regular systematic from inspiring English sources
GSK undertakes a regular, systematic review of the safety data.
In stands established after 1990 circular plots with an area of 0.06 ha were installed between June and September 2008 using a regular systematic 4 km grid.
Our first prediction was that search would be more accurate when participants used a regular, systematic search strategy following a structured path.
In stands established after 1 January 1990, circular plots with an area of 0.06 ha were installed between June and September 2008 using a regular systematic 4 km grid.
Forest carbon inventories typically rely (or are encouraged to rely) on a network of field plots installed either on a regular systematic grid or a random stratified grid [9 11].
The stratify-and-multiply approach [18] uses remote sensing data to partition a country by land cover, climate, or other environmental (or biogeochemical) strata, or uses a regular (systematic) grid in place of partitioning by strata.
To overcome this and provide a further stimulus SAPG introduced regular systematic measurement of quality using national prescribing indicators in key clinical areas to promote improvement.
To keep on top of my specialty area, I carry out regular, systematic literature searches using a tool called PubCrawler.
This study suggests that substandard drugs need to be considered within the context of poor bioavailbility, as well as insufficient API, and highlights a need for a regular and systematic medicines quality surveillance program in Afghanistan.
Key elements will include the following: individualised goal setting with each patient in a range of areas; a clear plan of exercises and nutrition interventions aimed at achieving the goals; regular systematic screening for anticipated problems relating to nutrition and physical disability using tools agreed with physiotherapy, dietetic, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy teams.
"This is because the franchise has been treated as virtually permanent, with no regular, systematic review".
