Sentence examples for integrated and systematic from inspiring English sources

However, retail practice and current literature lack an empirically proven, integrated, and systematic perspective on OC forward and backward distribution structures.

A robust RAE should allow KEs to create free-text or intermediate semi-structured representations of rule logic, allow SMEs to comment on and adjust the logic, convert them to a formal, executable representation, and then submit it to developers to integrate into the receiving application for execution, all in an integrated and systematic method.

Strategy maps will help organizations view their strategies in a cohesive, integrated, and systematic way.

Therefore, the ability of Smart City initiatives to provide an integrated and systematic answer to urban challenges is constantly being called into question.

An EMS is a voluntary management tool, which aims at the improvement of an organization's environmental performance through an integrated and systematic approach to dealing with environmental issues.

In this paper, an integrated and systematic method for the assessment and prediction of ultrasonic de-icing effect for composite wind turbine blades was proposed.

These can provide the systematic, integrated and practical basis for the dynamics modeling and establishment for modeling platform.

Because, apart from a metabolic reaction network and the measurements, no extra input needs to be given, the resulting algorithm is a systematic, integrated and accurate methodology for dynamic metabolic flux analysis that can be run online in real-time if necessary.

Compared to some of its counterparts in Southeast Asia, the Chinese community in the Philippines is highly integrated and doesn't suffer from systematic exclusion.

In the clinical sciences, methods of research synthesis which integrate transparent and systematic approaches to evidence collection and evaluation have been developed and refined over the past three decades and have played a transformative role in evidence-based decision making for medical interventions (GRADE Working Group 2012; Higgins and Green 2011).

To focus on high quality evidence that already has been integrated in guidelines and systematic reviews, we did not perform a systematic literature search for original studies in paediatric palliative care.