Sentence examples for has it systematically from inspiring English sources
Research to date into improving access to mental health care has not been strongly rooted within a conceptual model, nor has it systematically identified the different elements of the patient journey from identification of illness to receipt of care.
Having it repeatedly and systematically connected with increases in violence isn't a good look.
Heart disease appears to be indiscriminate, striking almost everyone eventually, says Dr. Anne Newman of the University of Pittsburgh, who has studied it systematically in a large group of elderly people.
In a similar survey in the United States and Canada only about one third of the physicians had ever collected data on quality of life or had taken it systematically into account in clinical decision making [ 3].
In spite of this, until a few years ago, only a small number of other philosophers have confronted it systematically (e.g., Bergmann 1992; Hochberg 1987) and their efforts have been pretty much neglected.
Even while the natural gas industry touts its "lower than coal!" carbon dioxide emissions, it has never systematically measured its fugitive methane leaks, which waft from every stage of the gas extraction, processing, and distribution process – from the well casings and the condenser valves to the cracked pipelines under Harlem neighbourhoods.
For more information, we have explored this issue in detail and have further compared it systematically with several statistical projection methods [30].
The country is majority Shiite, a religious sect that complains it has been systematically marginalized and discriminated against in jobs, education and governance in Bahrain.
"If you look at what's happened in the US … there was once relatively well-funded public service broadcasting but it has been systematically underfunded and almost totally destroyed.
