Sentence examples for introduction of systematic from inspiring English sources

The development of sequence stratigraphy has enabled the introduction of systematic, quantitative methods for the analysis of these controls.

An important development in the area of convex relaxations has been the introduction of systematic ways of strengthening them by lift-and-project techniques.

In the early 19th century reformers began to object that too many of the Fellows of the Society were rich dilettantes with no real scientific interests or qualifications, and to deplore their influence on the Transactions – a complaint that led to the introduction of systematic peer review in the journal.

Surely, any image format conversion software should not do this kind of thing because it is equivalent to the inadvertent introduction of systematic errors into the synthetic test images.

More recently, the so called Riga conclusions proposed a concrete set of actions and called for the introduction of systematic approaches and opportunities for the professional development of VET teachers and trainers, both in school and work based settings (Ministers in charge of vocational education and training of EU Member States, Candidate Countries, European Economic Area Countries 2015).

Efforts were made to guard against the possible introduction of systematic bias.

So it follows that the introduction of the systematic application of law and order marks quite a turning point in European history.

A corollary to this hypothesis is that a deliberate introduction of controlled systematic variability (CSV) in experimental designs may lead to increased reproducibility.

Objective: To investigate whether the introduction of a systematic positioning and attachment checklist in the postnatal ward can improve breastfeeding outcomes.

To address these gaps, this paper provides a comprehensive review of the PHM field, followed by an introduction of a systematic PHM design methodology, 5S methodology, for converting data to prognostics information.

Building on this foundation a detailed examination of current practices in GSD will lead to the introduction of a systematic and practical approach to conducting cross‐shore development that is based on the experiences of one company which provides lessons for the industry at large.