Sentence examples for been considered systematically from inspiring English sources

The data that could validate these tools have been considered systematically and this has led to a series of important observations.

Although quality aspects of epidemiological studies on asbestos have been addressed in earlier reviews (Berman and Crump 2008b; Health Effects Institute 1991; Lash et al. 1997), the influence of quality of the exposure assessment factors on combined effect estimates for asbestos and cancer has not been considered systematically and in a transparent way.

The organs at risk (heart, lung) must be considered systematically.

In this paper, settlement of piled-raft foundation for high-speed train is considered systematically.

In this paper the matching error and thermal noise of the capacitor array are considered systematically for the whole SAR ADC to determine the minimum unit capacitance.

Nine operating conditions are considered, systematically varying the level of stratification and swirl while maintaining a lean global mean equivalence ratio of ϕ¯= 0.75.

Complicated engineering products such as cars with a large number of components can be regarded as big data systems, where the vast amount of dependent and independent design variables must be considered systematically during the product development.

The results demonstrated strong inter-dependency of the TE module design, the heat exchanger design, the flow arrangement, the flow rates, and the operating conditions, which need to be considered systematically in TEPG device optimization.

The performance of the system with varying SNR conditions is considered systematically from the feature extraction and model building stage to the testing stage.

Brain MRI should be considered systematically in case of persistent encephalopathy after control of sepsis and exclusion of major confounding factors.

The stomatal frequency on both leaf surfaces varies in each morpho-type; this is considered systematically significant and may be connected with the ecology of the plants (Stace 1965).