Sentence examples for more systematic reflection from inspiring English sources

Since our own species is not simply the purview of the biological sciences but of much of medicine, the social sciences, and the humanities as well, more systematic reflection on this aspect of biological individuality will likely draw from, and in turn be relevant to, a wide range of disciplinary approaches to understanding human beings.

What I wish Packer helped with more is analysis, the careful, critical, systematic reflection that might help us understand "why?" and "how can we address the situation?" Ironically, we need more of the theoretical, i.e., the construction of viable models to help us comprehend what it is happening.

We also aimed to recruit experts, who reported engaging students in generative cognitive engagement (Table 1, Chi and Wylie 2014) for four or more years and had evidence of robust student learning gains and/or a systematic reflection practice.

Much of the time, mere identification and proper communication of uncertainties along with systematic reflection on their policy implications is most important, or – more practicably – the only feasible thing to do.

Scouting is more systematic.

A more systematic retribution followed.

Afterward, "everything became much more systematic".

Let me be a little more systematic.

Disgrace could not be more systematic.

It's more systematic than that.

They were better organised, more systematic.