The TIHV says that even in 2004, "torture was applied systematically by police, gendarmerie and special units in interrogation centres".
However, a long-term perspective has not been applied systematically to this unique landscape.
But only recently has such common sense been applied systematically to areas of anthropology that have traditionally ignored it and sometimes resisted it.
Many scientists doubt that anti-obesity programs actually work, but proponents of the programs say a broad set of policies applied systematically over a period of time can affect behavior.
Researchers say that it will take a broad set of policies applied systematically to effectively reverse the trend, a conclusion underscored by an Institute of Medicine report released in May.
We used a transect-type plot design where four nitrogen treatments (0, 56, 112, and 280 kg N ha−1) were applied systematically in a continuous sinusoidal pattern along longitudinal transects.
The findings also suggest that HIV-related stigma is experienced through interactions with health care providers (symbolic stigma) and, finally, that it is applied systematically to manage risk in the context of health care (structural stigma).
The method has been applied systematically to solve for three models of composite, namely a single inclusion, a finite array of inclusions and an infinite periodic array of inclusions, respectively, embedded in a transversely isotropic solid.
The Monte Carlo's methodology was applied systematically to establish the operating domain, due that NCBWRs are not yet in operation, the analysis of the nuclear and thermal hydraulic processes must rely on numerical modeling with the purpose of developing or confirming the design basis.
An algorithm is a sequence of computer instructions, applied systematically by a machine, or by software.
A policy consists of a set of decisions applied systematically to each stand-price state.
