Sentence examples for by a more systematic from inspiring English sources
The violent phase of Central African colonialism, involving the forced extraction of rubber, ivory, and timber, was followed by a more systematic phase of economic organization.
It is hoped, above all, that what the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research called the "extremely critical" condition of the economy can begin to be eased by a more systematic programme of privatisation and liberalisation of services.
That's being replaced by a more systematic approach.
The recourse to opiates has to be accompanied by a more systematic monitoring of pain.
About 40 years later, Szirmai further evaluated the structure of the chondron by a more systematic analysis.
This is a case study, and therefore any results must be regarded as inconclusive until confirmed by a more systematic investigation.
Whether further prognostic stratification and personalized therapy can be achieved by adding a more systematic evaluation of comorbidity has been investigated in a few previous studies.
By conducting a more systematic in-depth analysis for each intervention package, we highlight the intervention-specific challenges that are present and discuss these in detail in individual papers by health system building block.
Despite these advancements, we still need to improve the reliability of fungal analyses by pursuing a more systematic evaluation of current databases to determine whether the mycobiomes analyzed to date are indeed well characterized.
National guidance on schizophrenia [ 19] and the inclusion of mental health indicators for care of people with serious mental illness in the new GP contract [ 20] further strengthen the role and responsibilities of primary care by encouraging a more systematic approach to care, including the use of protocols and referral guidelines.
This leaves much room to improve a quantitative assessment of novelty measure to capture such extreme novelty introduced by inventions in a more systematic and clear way.
