Sentence examples for is not very systematic from inspiring English sources

There is little flu surveillance of pigs in much of the world, and even in the United States it is "not very systematic," Dr. Cox said.

The design of bit crown is an important part of polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) bit design, although predecessors have done a lot of researches on the design principles of PDC bit crown, the study of the law about rock-breaking energy consumption according to different bit crown shape is not very systematic, and the mathematical model of design is over-simplified.

However, the collaboration between the College and the MOH is not very systematic, an issue identified by leaders in both the Ministry and the College.

However, most of the applied methods were not very systematic and used preexisting word lists as a starting point.

Many people find a way to make steps towards that, even if they are not very systematic, even if they are not very consistent in the ways they do it.

The figures and statistics of the first period were not very systematic.

In presence of gas bubbles the variation of transmission time is not very regular while the relationship between attenuation of sound and phase hold-ups remained systematic.

The result is a system that isn't always very systematic.

Finally, regarding the third point, an editor told us: "there is not necessarily a very systematic approach to hypothesis testing... you try something and then you really try to make it work and then if it doesn't you leave it on the side and try something different".

But in this case there is not a systematic rot.

However, he added: "Torture is not systematic, it's only committed by a few people".