Sentence examples for acquire systematic from inspiring English sources

Field assessment methods were developed to acquire systematic data on plant performance indicators and deficiency symptoms.

A cognition of the latter kind is almost impossible, for it would be necessary to acquire systematic knowledge of all animal species and of any possible grouping they could form — something that no human being can achieve (fols. 9vb-10ra).

To understand the underlying mechanisms, create plausible scenarios for informal infrastructure formation phenomenon and for better evaluation and calibration of the developed models, it is essential to acquire the systematic spatio-temporal knowledge on this phenomenon.

At the Tritium Process Laboratory in Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (TPL/JAERI), H-D-T cryogenic distillation experiments have been carried out to acquire the systematic data for the design of the ISS for the ITER.

To do this, RadMAP has been used to acquire extensive, systematic background measurements and correlated contextual data that can be used to test algorithms and detector modalities at low false alarm rates.

The derived governing equations are based on the continuum framework, which allows us to acquire a systematic picture of the invasive process of cancer cells and practically design the effective chemotherapy.

As large-scale, comprehensive cancer genomic data become more abundant, it is essential to develop computational tools to integrate heterogeneous data in order to acquire a systematic understanding of cancer cells.

In order to acquire a systematic overview of the functionalities, we used the latest version of COG/KOG databases ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/pub/COG and the BLAST hits from both nucleotide search and protein search were clustered according to their COG ID.

Information organized according to some logical relationships is referred to as a body of knowledge, to be acquired by systematic exposure or study.

We show that Ψ and Δ spectra are acquired without systematic errors on a spectral range fixed from 400 to 800 nm.

The general pattern is depicted in the following: The assessment of the production capacity of specific WTs, as well as the evaluation of the related technical and economic issues, requires data regarding wind speed and direction of a certain statistical significance acquired through systematic recordings over a period of 1 year or more.