Sentence examples for are less systematic from inspiring English sources

However, the modeling techniques for airship dynamics have lagged behind and are less systematic than those for fixed-wing aircraft.

Natural evaporite sequences show vertical changes in mineralogy that crudely correspond to the orderly appearance of mineralogy as a function of solubility but are less systematic.

Partly, he said, this is because rum producers are less systematic about replacing older barrels, resulting in more variation between batches depending on which rums were aged in newer barrels and which were stored in barrels that have been around "since Zeus".

Prominent Ottawa author Basil Johnston has explicitly rejected it, preferring to use a form of folk spelling in which the correspondences between sounds and letters are less systematic.

Currently, pregnant women in the UK are systematically offered referral for NHS smoking cessation support during their first meeting with a midwife, but offers of support are less systematic in later pregnancy.

Julie Mehretu comes to mind, but Hirsig's work is less systematic, more exuberant.

The placement of the furniture was less systematic and reflected the needs of the team.

Earlier efforts at offsetting emissions, Mr. Shepard said, were less systematic, and over time, they have become more sophisticated and rigorous.

At a fast pace, changes in gait parameters were less systematic.

The test had its critics 50 years ago, too, and there was less systematic and empirical support before its renaissance in the 70's.

In addition, in real EEG data the power and ERP differences might be less systematic, decreasing the probability of an ITPC difference.