Sentence examples for has not been systematic from inspiring English sources
There have been many studies on the gel, but research on the rheology and microstructure has not been systematic.
Past research suggests that different risky driving behaviours are influenced by different factors, but has not been systematic in its investigation of the factors associated with different behaviours.
The population of the QsarDB repository has followed an historical development path within the group for organizing experimental data and (Q SARs, and it has not been systematic.
Whilst they highlight the perceived problems with home HD procedure, they have not been solution seeking and the choice of patients for such qualitative studies, has not been systematic.
Still, while there are some case studies, but there hasn't been systematic comparison.
However, there have not been systematic studies of the centrality of fieldwork in the disciplinary culture of nineteenth-century archaeology as there have been for other field sciences.
But Timothy A. Mousseau, a biologist at the University of South Carolina and co-director of the university's Chernobyl research initiative, said there had not been systematic studies of wildlife there.
To date, there have not been systematic performance parameter comparisons between conventional and inverted devices that consider a range of different metal electrodes and presence of native metal oxides at the organic-metal interface.
Ms. Chemaly said that since the protests in May Facebook had been "great" about removing content the groups flagged as offensive but that the procedure for removing such content had not been systematic.
The procedures in both previous case reports and in this case series have not been systematic, as they have reflected the availability of methods over the last two decades.
