Sentence examples for are applied systematically from inspiring English sources

To date, this concept is still one of the very few scientific concepts that are applied systematically in a range of research projects and consultancy activities within and outside Germany.

One of main problems for the studies on microbial aetiology in CAP is that not all microbiological tests are applied systematically for all patients.

A typical limitation of many studies dealing with microbial aetiology in CAP is that not all microbiological tests are applied systematically for all patients.

Panel management is defined as "a set of tools and processes for population care that are applied systematically at the level of the primary care panel, with physicians directing proactive care for their patients" [ 9].

This is something that can only become clear when VAs are applied systematically and consistently to all deaths in a range of populations, rather than counting local malaria deaths at health facilities or in surveys.

The TIHV says that even in 2004, "torture was applied systematically by police, gendarmerie and special units in interrogation centres".

But only recently has such common sense been applied systematically to areas of anthropology that have traditionally ignored it and sometimes resisted it.

Our fundamental knowledge of gene expression is being applied systematically to more precise diagnosis of disease and its subsequent treatment.

However, a long-term perspective has not been applied systematically to this unique landscape.

The advantage of the path integral formulation is that perturbation theory can be applied systematically in the cases where the path integral cannot be completed exactly.

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).