If bright X-ray jets can exist with very faint or undetected radio counterparts, it means that there could be many more of them out there because astronomers haven't been systematically looking for them.
Prof R. Vaidyanathan, from the Indian Institute for Management Bangalore, has been systematically looking at the issue since the mid-1990s, producingroundbreakingng research on the causes and reach of the challenge.
A number of unclassified Cranach-style works are still floating around on the art market, varying from reasonably good to passable to downright poor, and these too should be systematically looked at.
A number of strictly euthymic patients were systematically looked for, to achieve a broad range of patients' composition (i.e., those with a HAMD-21 ≤ 3, based on practice in a recent study regarding subthreshold symptoms in bipolar disorder) (Bonnin et al. 2012).
Ortholog groups were systematically looked for each gene, and sequence alignments inspected.
The approval of husbands was systematically looked for by pregnant women themselves.
The CHRO should also be expert at diagnosing how the various parts of the social system are working, systematically looking for activities that are causing bottlenecks or unnecessary friction.
At NINDS we are very systematically looking through our legacy programs and closing the ones that simply aren't important to us anymore and using those funds to maintain our investment in basic science and come up with some new initiatives which we hope will move the field forward.
Q fever is probably underdiagnosed since the diagnosis will be missed if it is not systematically looked for in patients with vascular graft infections of unknown etiology.
So, if strawberries do not look red to her, Invert is systematically in error about how things look, and this result is not credible.[36] Naturally, each of these reasons for thinking that Invert is not misperceiving the colors of objects can be questioned.
