Sentence examples for in a systemically from inspiring English sources

Peer Steinbr? the German finance minister, has charged that E.U. foot-dragging is undermining confidence in a systemically critical part of the financial sector.

It was assumed that a reduced number of factors (one to three) would be the main driving forces of each pathway, and that the direction of the remaining factors would develop around that course in a systemically consistent way.

For those of us, white like me, it sure is easy to get excited about progress while still reaping the rewards -- sought or unsought -- of white privilege in a systemically racist society.

Recently, we have shown that effective protection can be mediated in hamsters through the inclusion of specific recombinant fragments from toxin A and B in a systemically delivered vaccine.

A Thursday report from Moody's analysts expresses doubt that the legislation truly ends Too Big To Fail, or TBTF, noting that regulators and policymakers would inevitably step in if a systemically-important firm was on the verge of collapse, since by definition such a firm's dissolution would threaten the broader financial system.

Analysts at Moody's Investors Service said in a report last week that they doubted whether the proposed legislation truly ends Too Big To Fail, noting that regulators and policymakers would inevitably step in if a systemically-important firm was on the verge of collapse, since by definition such a firm's dissolution would threaten the broader financial system.

While this part of Dodd-Frank does give the council a lot of leeway in determining a systemically important activity, opponents of reform may argue that money funds simply aren't part of the payment functions of the financial system, which is what title VIII was written for.

M. leprae manifests in armadillos as a systemically disseminated infection with similar structural and pathological changes as observed in tissues and nerves of humans with leprosy.

What might it have been about the structure of the banking industry and the tools available to regulators in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis that limited the carnage to a relatively few banks that, in total, held a systemically insignificant percentage of banking assets and deposits?

This work demonstrates the principle of inducing expression of a secretable transgene in cancer using a systemically administered gene delivery agent as a biomarker to screen for tumor presence.

Moreover, in recent studies, a systemically administered CpG ODN-conjugated antitumor antibody demonstrated antitumor activity, 12 suggesting that CpG ODN could also be used in gynecological cancers where deep location prevents direct administration.