Sentence examples for more systematic information from inspiring English sources

In the meanwhile, you may find it useful to read the Oct. 22, 1994 entry of my diary; for fuller and more systematic information, see the sites in the navigation bar below.

cIV Food safety system output indicators: evaluation based on external or governmental audits, records, microbial and chemical analysis: level 1 (not done or no information available); level 2 (limited information available); level 3 (more systematic information is available); level 4 (systematic informations available and good results are obtained).

Beyond individual interactions, there is a lot more systematic information contained in protein interaction graphs.

10, 15 More systematic information is needed regarding LTG pharmacokinetic alterations during pregnancy and postpartum to direct clinical care during these vulnerable life stages.

All those interviewed (PCPs, patients, and CAM providers) wanted more systematic information about the availability and quality of CAM services and practitioners.

Unfortunately, some comments, such as the trade-off between TOLAC and having operating time for cesareans, came up spontaneously; it would be important in future similar research to obtain more systematic information about such potential tradeoffs.

For fuller and more systematic information, see the websites linked in the navigation bar below.

In this chapter I review the history of HNPCC, from early case reports, to more systematic clinical information and clinical criteria, and finally to the discovery of the MMR genes themselves in 1993, including the key feature of microsatellite instability.

Encouraging patients to ask questions more often, through the use of question prompt lists for example [ 58], and providing more systematic standardized information could improve communication between caregivers and young breast cancer survivors, and address specific patient needs regarding fertility- and sexuality-related information.

To validate the approach, similar analyses should be conducted on a wider geographical area and include more recent years that were characterized by low serogroup A incidence and high serogroup X or pneumococcal incidence, use spatial epidemiological methods and include more systematic laboratory information on the aetiology of meningitis epidemics and vaccination.

The EC concluded that more systematic and complete information on the assessment criteria and on the risk scenarios assessed may help the Commission carry out an informed and coherent analysis of risks addressed in NRAs (European Commission 2014b).