Sentence examples for be the first systematic from inspiring English sources

His Ming Ru Xue'an (1676; "Survey of Ming Confucianists") is considered to be the first systematic history of Chinese philosophy.

The study is said to be the first systematic look at the kinds of things underserved communities want and need online.

The paper, published Tuesday in Annals of Internal Medicine, is believed to be the first systematic review of the data from previous studies.

New Jersey's program, which is being closely watched by other states, would be the first systematic attempt to seek restoration and compensation for damage to natural resources in cases involving more routine pollution.

The Summa de bono of Philip the Chancellor (ca. 1225) is considered to be the first systematic formulation of a doctrine of the transcendentals.

In the latter part of his essay Broad turns to the argument from religious experience (in what might quite well be the first systematic treatment of the argument).

The results are the first systematic exploration of this kind of AI cognitive ability.

His De Statica Medicina (1614; "On Medical Measurement") was the first systematic study of basal metabolism.

His Summa Codicis was the first systematic exposition of Roman law produced in the Middle Ages.

The book is the first systematic, scholarly study on post-conflict interstate reconciliation.

Boundaries of Contagion is the first systematic, comparative analysis of the politics of HIV/AIDS.