Sentence examples for instead of systematically from inspiring English sources

Instead of systematically identifying the safety risks and forcing producers to prove that they have eliminated them, said Dr. Ben Embarek of the World Health Organization, Chinese inspectors follow a long-discredited strategy of randomly sampling and testing products.

These challenges can cause students to interact with simulations randomly, instead of systematically (de Jong and van Joolingen 1998).

Instead of systematically testing the effects of known compounds -- the pharmaceutical industry's basic model for more than a century -- scientists can now investigate backward, combing through genomic data to find links between specific genotypes and diseases and then screening drug data to identify therapeutic candidates.

Yet, the multilevel methods required to achieve this are quite novel and multiple imputation is generally recommended for imputing sporadic missing values instead of systematically missing data.

But hit-and-run managers often critique work randomly--when they happen to notice a mistake and also have a moment to reach out to the employee in question--instead of systematically reviewing work product.

The presence of DBDI hard segments instead of MDI led systematically to increases in: the input strain energy to a given elongation, hysteresis and residual strain under cyclic loading, and stress relaxation.

Instead of groveling, Kimmel systematically read and responded to each of West's tweets on the air. .

As control for chemical hydrolysis, dpm values obtained for tubes containing buffer instead of proteins were systematically subtracted.

Experiments in which occasionally smooth muscle cells or fibroblasts developed, recognisable because they formed cell layers instead of tubules, were systematically discarded.

"You learn so much about your business when you look at it systematically instead of anecdotally," Mr. Alpert said, "and text messaging provides a really powerful way to connect that information to your clients".

I could not but feel, in those sorrowful years, that this human indifference, concerning which I knew so much already, would be my portion on the day that the United States decided to murder its Negroes systematically instead of little by little and catch-as-catch-can.