Sentence examples for about to systematically from inspiring English sources

The programme itself sets about to systematically withdraw any sense of security you might have about flight.

Here, we set about to systematically benchmark the properties of four optical dimerizer systems, CRY2/CIB1, TULIPs, phyB/PIF3, and phyB/PIF6.

Perhaps the most brutal of a generally brutal group, Mr. Hekmatyar retreated to the hills of Kabul in 1994 after a feud with its rulers and then went about trying to systematically destroy the city.

Despite the considerable attention that health care organizations are devoting to the measurement of patient satisfaction, there is often confusion about how to systematically use these data to improve an organization's performance.

"We worked with data science folks to think about how to systematically process imagery from space for the entire globe".

Anyway, the following is the 'something' that I have stuck in my brain which I go about trying to systematically forget publicly here in these pages!

Despite a large evidence base supporting the CDSMP, it is somehow surprising that only a few details have thus far been published about how to systematically adapt the program to target specific populations or diseases [ 44, 45].

After publishing a 20-page summary of his findings so far, Metropolitan police commissioner Sir John Stevens said he was aggressively pursuing new leads about who tried to systematically obstruct his 14-year inquiry.

That report also included concerns about intelligence agencies seeking to systematically perforate Internet security — a topical concern, given the U.S. secretary of Homeland Security was only yesterday speaking out against the 'dangers' of pervasive encryption.

An effective EI process creates a needed mechanism for companies to systematically learn about and from what is their most important resource: their human capital.

"We didn't have the technology to systematically think about them," said Dr. Christopher Walsh, a geneticist at Children's Hospital in Boston who recently published a review on mosaicism and disease in Science.