By avoiding any sort of rigorous and systematic evidence base, they've had to rely on anecdotes, personal views, and ultimately, the same boring old arguments about the internet affecting the brain that we've seen other pundits spout before.
And, despite his infamous comment that a Black Lives Matter protester at one of his rallies deserved to be roughed up, he hasn't endorsed the sort of systematic violence that characterizes Fascist movements.
A sort of systematic dissociation between people and the surrounding landscape, people and the surrounding people.
The discussion above has only given a flavour of the sorts of result that the sort of systematic literature review presented here can provide.
"The group will be working to target the organised crime networks that perpetrate the sort of systematic abuse we have seen in Oxford".
By 'preconceived theories', Cook Wilson meant the sort of systematic philosophizing or 'reflective thought', as he called it, which was prevalent in his days and that one finds in, say, the works of Bradley and the British idealists, but also, earlier, the empiricists.
"What seems to be new with the advent of charter management organizations," he added, "is the sort of systematic attempt to replicate schools in a network".
Advocates of criminal justice reform, including a handful of celebrities who pushed for Cyntoia Brown's release, saw in her case the sort of systematic flaws that punish rather than help victims of poverty, violence and trauma.
Trying to exclude systematically a group of people from public life is the same way that aggressive catcalling is often part of the sort of systematic attempt to make women feel unsafe in public life, to make them feel that they shouldn't be out in public life unless they have a guy with them.
This suggests the variation in labeling was due to increased noise, rather than some sort of systematic variation.
