Sentence examples for back to the systematic from inspiring English sources

To Native Americans this is a real crime, that goes back to the systematic decimation of their rights and cultures.

Professor Schmitt referred back to the systematic review results to confirm that objective SCORAD and EASI both include the four essential clinical signs (erythema, excoriation, oedema/papulation and lichenification) so these two scales would be shortlisted for consideration.

Another limitation in the identification of primary studies on the association between SHS exposure and the three selected diseases leads back to the decision to perform the systematic literature search only in one literature database, PubMed.

You suddenly revert back to the malicious child you were before the systematic brainwashing.

The subject of nonlinear differential equations is a well-established part of mathematics and its systematic development goes back to the early days of the development of calculus.

Systematic nomenclature of stereoisomers dates back to the pioneering works of Fischer [12, 13] and Cahn-Ingold-Prelog (CIP) [14, 15], all utilizing various schemes for a unique (canonical) prioritization of substituents attached to either an atomic center or to the two atoms connected by a double bond.

While both databases date back to the 1960s, the demersal trawl survey data form the only systematic time series.

By checking back to the dates of birth we were able to confirm that this systematic correction resolved the problem and most of the data were then usable.

Other Canadian studies have reported on the lack of efficient and systematic transitional care from the hospital setting back to the community setting.

The systematic measurement of the costs and benefits associated with providing apprenticeship training dates back to the 1970s (see Wolter 2008).

Lawmakers need to go back to the drawing board and come up with an overarching sidewalk policy based on a systematic study of current needs and uses.