Sentence examples for more systematic application from inspiring English sources

Human-rights activists report improved prison conditions and more systematic application of due legal process.

Using recent examples from our group and collaborators, we demonstrate how these efforts have lead to faster, wider and more systematic application of semiconductor nanocrystal-based materials to biological imaging and tracking, and to photocatalysis of unconventional substrates.

In our cohorts of drug abusers the increase of co-morbidity reflected the more systematic application of diagnostics rather than a general increase in prevalence rates [ 38].

It includes a better use of logical framework approaches; smarter objectives and indicators; good documentation of results at output, outcome and impact levels; and more systematic application of good practices of monitoring and evaluation.

More systematic application of the WHO 2012 VA tool (11) in the future may help to resolve this, since it contains a number of questions specifically aimed at making this distinction.

The more systematic application of causality-like arguments can be used to reconstruct whole networks (Fig. 2), where the networks provide a context in which to interpret key genes identified for disease (Zhu et al. 2004; Schadt et al. 2005b).

A future solution for this diagnostic conundrum may lie in the more systematic diagnostic application of recently developed technologies for massive parallel sequencing.

"What we are saying, however, is that exchanges more systematic operated via some applications, such as Telegram, must be able, as part of court proceedings — and I stress this — to be identified and used as evidence by the investigation and magistrates services," said Cazeneuve [via Google Translate].

On the large-scale front, functional genomics approaches such as microarrays [ 25] or proteomics [ 26], but also systematic application of more classical approaches such as in situ hybridization [ 27] should make the models more accurately reflect brain function and dysfunction.

Indeed a limit of the considered theoretical investigation is that its systematic application to more complex cases is challenging.

But her application was far more systematic and thoroughgoing than Wittgenstein's cryptic, suggestive hints, and was also distinctively her own.