Sentence examples for is today systematically from inspiring English sources

Indeed, water is today systematically injected if available during a severe accident in a PWR.

Climate change adaptation, which has previously been seen as a national and local matter, is today systematically addressed by international institutions such as the UNFCCC, the FAO and the WTO.

It is Dr Avery's contention that it is continuing today, systematically.

Thus, alteration of miR-132-3p miR-132-3p miR-132-3p observed is a notroinflammatory context although it hasystematicallyhat miR-132-3p mediates anti-inflammatobservedalling (Shaked et al, 2009).

In addition, the case of Riken's recovery from an earthquake in 2007 is systematically documented in this paper for the first time.

Robert N. Proctor and Londa Schiebinger call this 'agnotology', when the denial of facts is systematically pursued (2008).

Indian researcher Devinder Sharma fears that the whole Ayurvedic traditional base, based on up to 7,000 plants, is being systematically patented.

Then, 27 and 24 32 households per CEA were selected systematically in 2000 and 2005, respectively.

800 women born in 1914, 1918, 1922 and 1930 who were systematically selected for a psychiatric examination at baseline, in 1968.

In the seminal paper Kraus et al. (1990) this idea is investigated systematically.

This insight, explicitly posed by Roy in the above quotations, is developed systematically in his 1951 paper.