Sentence examples for equally systematic from inspiring English sources

Systematic training was linked to an equally systematic process of certification, control of teaching conditions, and in-service study.

Not to mention the equally systematic obliteration of thousands of family businesses and of course the creation of hundreds of thousands of sweatshop jobs.

When all the qualifications of margins of error are allowed, there did appear to be a systematic overstatement of the Labour share and an equally systematic understatement of the Conservative one.

Although not as clear and systematic as Thomas Aquinas, and not as brilliantly analytical as John Duns Scotus, Olivi's ideas are equally original and provocative, and scarcely known even to specialists in medieval philosophy.

Equally rigorous and systematic remarks about the differences between poetry and other art forms, such as music and painting, would be in order, as would reflection on the relation between orally delivered poetry (indeed, if we are to include performance, poetry that is in one way or another enacted) and poetry communicated through the written word.

Equally, a recent systematic review by Nderitu et al, 4 found no significant association between normal dose NSAID use and eGFR decline.

Equally important, a systematic and formal exploration of how the mechanisms of regeneration compare to embryogenesis can now begin in earnest.

So don't be surprised if people around the world, while condemning the despicable acts of the murderers in Paris and grieving for their families and friends, remain a bit cynical about the media-circus surrounding this particular outrage while the Western media quickly forgets the equally despicable acts of systematic murder and torture that Western countries have been involved in.

An equally in-depth and systematic analysis of TLR diversity is lacking despite numerous independent reports of a growing number of SNPs within these loci.

For some checklist items, such as reporting the abstract (item 2), we have used evidence from elsewhere in the belief that the issue applies equally well to reporting of systematic reviews.

Whether or not the 40 (35) items that we identified as representing a comprehensive and systematic strategy disclosure, should be equally weighted or not, is a key issue.