Sentence examples for earliest systematic and from inspiring English sources

Chapter II is entitled Quantum Theory; it is the earliest systematic and comprehensive account of the new quantum theory.

Conclusions: RUSH protocol is an early systematic approach and a practical and effective method to evaluate patients with hypotension and shock in the ED.

The earliest systematic geological work is that of Jones and Hockey (1964) in their report on the geology of southwestern Nigeria, where five groups of rocks were recognized.

One of the earliest systematic studies of MPM was performed by Warren and Gates in 1932 [ 2].

The earliest systematic review of method of detection of recurrences and new cancers was by Grunfeld [ 15] in which there was a wide range in relative percentage of recurrences detected by mammography (8-508-50%cases) or physical examination (12-88%).

One of the earliest systematic reviews of interventions for family carers of cancer and palliative care patients was conducted by Harding and Higginson [ 10].

Cruz and colleagues published an earlier systematic review and meta-analysis of 28 trials where PMX-DHP was used to treat patients with severe sepsis and septic shock.

An earlier systematic review and meta-analysis by Hiremath and Omer in 2005 using data from 20 results from 16 studies concluded that the measles vaccine administered via respiratory route is as at least as immunogenic as subcutaneous vaccine [ 31].

From the very earliest systematic work on economics, observers have noted a relationship between the stock of money and the price level.

The earliest systematic collection of biographical notices on these legendary figures is the Lives of the Immortals (Liexuanzhuan) of the early 2nd century ce.

Plato's Republic contains one of the earliest systematic arguments to show that sense experience cannot be a source of knowledge.