Sentence examples for identified the systemic from inspiring English sources

Recent molecular genetic efforts in C.elegans identified the systemic RNA interference-deficient-1 (sid-1) gene as essential and sufficient for the systemic induction of RNAi [ 12, 13].

Previous work has identified the systemic inflammatory effect of SHS and particulate air pollution as a potential common mechanism explaining the epidemiologic associations with cardiopulmonary disease [ Pope and Dockery 2006; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) 2010].

Not given the courtesy of meaningful consultation, initially not considered capable of being appointed in a commissioner role, we were then expected to trust that a formerly instrumental figure in the Northern Territory justice system – one that sees our people marching through the custody doors in record numbers – would identify the systemic racism that we know plays a role in that system.

The feedback perspective helped in identifying the systemic issues within chronic disease care delivery, which has the potential to inform system-wide interventions and policies to improve health.

He said the powers of a royal commission to compel evidence were "necessary to identify the systemic failures in the institution".

They must enable investigators to identify the systemic problems that are created by inadequate investment, by poor management leadership and by the breakdown in communication between development teams.

Having more open discussions would not only lead to more ethical decisions for individual students, but also could allow teachers to identify the systemic causes of these individual cases — and help schools begin to make sustainable change.

Fels' taskforce – which will include representation from the departments of immigration, employment, education, as well as the tax office, attorney general's office, the border force and the fair work ombudsman – has a broad remit to identify the systemic "weakness that create the conditions that allow exploitation of vulnerable migrant workers … and make improvements to stamp out exploitation".

We develop an end-to-end model of a closed-loop supply chain (CLSC), and identify the systemic decision making required for economic viability of participants in this chain.

This study aimed to identify the systemic and cerebral hemodynamic characteristics and their roles in high-altitude headache (HAH) among young Chinese men following acute exposure.

As interest in this concept exploded, my co-author Jed Emerson and I thought it timely to write a book that could both serve as an introduction to this concept and also identify the systemic challenges we must overcome to enable impact investing to reach its potential.