Sentence examples for more systematic examination from inspiring English sources

What is needed is a more systematic examination of the morally and socially appropriate criteria for deciding how to divide the limited resources available for biomedical research.

They catalogued a list of failings not only by the senior detective but also "a failure by the forensic scientist to make a more systematic examination of the scene".

Edwards also quotes the political scientists Matthew Baum and Samuel Kernell, who, in a more systematic examination of Roosevelt's radio addresses, found that they fostered "less than a 1 percentage point increase" in his approval rating.

Sol Stern, a Manhattan Institute fellow who has for years studied cheating in New York, is one of several critics who have raised concern about the lack of more systematic examination.

This flurry of activity calls for a more systematic examination of robust hashing strategies and their performance properties.

However, the authors do not know whether a more systematic examination of the data would reveal a greater prevalence of presumably incorrect DNELs and DMELs.

There has also been no systematic examination of the use and effectiveness of recruitment-promoting strategies.

Cognitive neuroscience inspired methods offer a new exciting, comprehensive, more objective, and systematic examination of human behaviour in underground spaces and open new possibilities for identification of effective interventional strategies to improve the design of modern underground environments.

More specifically, the systematic examination of the implants' surface revealed a definite connection between embedded ceramic particles, which resulted from the various surface treatments, and the generation of cracks, as shown in Figure 4.

They have also taken a more systematic approach to the examination of depth versus compression artifacts by varying a dense set of parameters that influence quality.

Without a more in-depth and systematic examination of inequities underlying asthma prevalence, these studies may fail to provide the evidence required to inform interventions targeted at key levers in the pathways to inequity.