Sentence examples for able to systematically from inspiring English sources
The Washington Post reported that US intelligence agencies were sceptical about the possibility that hackers would have been able to systematically manipulate the results of the election.
Intellectually, adolescence is the period when the individual becomes able to systematically formulate hypotheses or propositions, test them, and make rational evaluations.
The first thing is to be able to systematically move into the container technology.
In order to be able to systematically compare all feature selection methods at all classifier settings, the analysis was restricted to the ternary arousal and valence tasks.
Genetic programming (GP) is able to systematically explore alternative model structures of different accuracy and complexity from observed input and output data.
In particular, the MPC is able to systematically reproduce a variety of well-known commercial solutions for energy savings, which include demand response, "economizer mode" and precooling/preheating.
This method is able to systematically plan quality-oriented assignments of personnel to functions and workplaces (personnel structures) in production systems.
By varying amino acid polarities at sites undergoing state-dependent changes in solvation, we were able to systematically confer temperature sensitivity to a canonical voltage-gated ion channel.
The proposed FTC scheme is hence able to systematically maintain early FDD with efficient fault accommodation against faults jeopardizing the steam turbine availability.
By combining multi-frequency analysis of functional connectivity with graph theory method, we were able to systematically reveal the functional organization of brain networks in migraineurs compared with conventional analysis of brain waveforms.
Other methods also need to be employed that are able to systematically compare a richer set of drivers accounting for the variation in CO2 emissions across multiple sectors, and not just the industrial sector.
