Sentence examples for longer systematic from inspiring English sources

"Police abuse is no longer systematic and certainly not with state blessing," she wrote, adding that Mr. Morsi was committed to investigating human rights violations.

The biological confirmation of suspected cases was no longer systematic, an increasing number of patients with influenza-like presentation and no history of travel abroad or contact with documented cases was tested, including grouped cases, severe or atypical presentations, patients with pre-existing condition etc.

On the other hand, at longer distances, systematic errors increase with distance mostly similar to those of shallow earthquakes.

The figure shows that, with this correction, there is no longer any systematic dependence between mean expression levels and noise.

Compared with longer term systematic plans of implementation based on a readiness for change model e.g. [ 38] or other projects used to implement service change in serious mental illness e.g. [ 15] it is more reactive and concerned with what can be done now.

Stick to your training schedule, avoid short, hectic training and concentrate on longer and systematic training to avoid injury and build up your body's reserves.

As our short-term study has shown significant (and potentially pathogenic) metabolic changes, it is evident that longer-term systematic in vivo studies are required to fully inform risk assessment and management.

These include seasonality, longer-term systematic climate shifts, and extreme events such as volcanic eruptions and climatic cycles (Potts, 1996), an example in the contemporary world being El Niño effects.

The plot of the residual error against calendar year no longer shows a systematic trend across calendar year for the difference between the estimated incidence and the SEER rates (Fig.  5).

1 Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways that is characterised by variable and recurring symptoms including airway obstruction and bronchial hyperresponsiveness. 2 While there have been some studies suggesting that asthma prevalence worldwide is no longer increasing, a systematic review conducted in 2010 suggests a more complex geographical picture.

By the late 1990s trade between the former union republics no longer continued in any systematic manner, particularly because agreement could not be reached on the prices to be charged for goods previously exchanged at artificially low rates during the Soviet period.