Sentence examples similar to are methodically reviewed from inspiring English sources
Technicians are methodically retrieving the correspondence from a computer database.
The two integration strategies are methodically explained and demonstrated using case studies conducted with industry partners.
Based on this new spinnability solubility map, various solvent systems for PMSQ are methodically developed.
Domestic political contributions are methodically punished in Georgia — with blackmail, tax inspections and frozen bank accounts.
With their austere neutrality, they leave a distinct impression: Psychiatrists are methodically treating symptoms, not people.
As a result, these studies are methodically flawed [ 16].
Under examination by Tommy Fibich, a lawyer from Houston who is representing Alaska, Dr. Gueriguian methodically reviewed about a dozen documents in which Lilly scientists and executives discussed the potential links between Zyprexa and diabetes.
And then there's this 2010 paper by Myra Karstadt published in the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health, which methodically reviewed those animal tests done way back in the 1970s and points our their flaws.
Also, although this paper is a "systematic review" of cohort studies on this topic, meaning the existing literature is methodically searched to attempt to minimise bias, this review wasn't able to search more than one database for papers, and hasn't included work published in languages other than English, or unpublished work, meaning that bias hasn't necessarily been minimised.
The scene is methodically staged.
He was methodically tortured.
