Sentence examples for looking systematically from inspiring English sources

But no one was looking systematically.

Yet there is no government body to push for these small schemes – or indeed any organisation at all that is looking systematically at improving and extending the rail network.

Moreover, studies looking systematically at family involvement and possible variations within the same origin group across several European countries are scarce (for exceptions, however, see Crul, 2013; Schnell, 2014; Schnell & Crul, 2014).

It seems advisable to include a standard level of analysis methods, looking systematically for differences between a pre-defined set of taxonomic units, e.g. phylum, genus and species level.

Looking systematically at differences of DNAm between males and females at imprinted genes, we observed an enrichment of these 10 imprinted genes among significant SMAs in the meta-analysis: GNAS, INPP5F, KCNQ1DN, GRB10, KCNQ1, DLGAP2, DLK1, PPP1R9A, MEG3, and PLAGL1.

But unlike some other states, neither New York, New Jersey nor Connecticut looks systematically at individual tests for the kinds of patterns that ultimately confirmed the cheating in Yonkers and Uniondale.

"I think what it actually says is that we really need to look systematically at the use of pharmaceuticals for veterinary purposes," Dr. Lovejoy said.

In the new work he presented to the meeting, he looked systematically at the causes of bias in such research and confirmed that the results of observational studies are likely to be completely correct only 20% of the time.

McElroy decided to look systematically at the effect of medication on kleptomania.

"It would be important to look systematically into that," she writes in an e-mail.

Inhelder and Piaget (1958) were among the first to look systematically at the development of people's understanding of sinking and floating.