"The United States has for several years now been very systematically reviewing our arrangements in the world, in various countries, and our force deployments," Mr. Rumsfeld said aboard the KC-10 tanker that flew his delegation to its first stop in Guam, an American territory viewed as an increasingly important base.
"Four years of Rajapaksa rule has heaped a lot of hardship on people generally, but particularly the Muslim community has felt there were very systematically planned discriminatory policies that were being felt in every sphere of life," said Rauf Hakeem, leader of the Sri Lanka Muslim Congress party.
Systematic, large-scale RNA interference (RNAi) approaches are very valuable to systematically investigate biological processes in cell culture or in tissues of organisms such as Drosophila.
The results in Table 2 and Figure 3 indicate that both point and interval estimates obtained using the cold deck imputation procedure are very different and systematically biased from the estimates obtained using the other procedures.
There are very few published studies systematically evaluating the accuracy of health information collected through mHealth.
At this moment there are very few controlled trials that systematically examine the cognitive side effects of anti-epileptic drugs in childhood epilepsy.
Second, used systematically, suggestion schemes are very far from useless.
"Systematically, our roots are very similar, or the same as".
To be sure, nobody likes to find out that they are not part of the vital few, but the proportion of individuals who will accept this will increase systematically if you are very explicit about what it takes to be part of the vital few, and you enable others to verify that those criteria are actually put in place.
"The world is coming our way," says Booth. "In the history of man there are very few times people have gotten systematically less knowledgeable".
