Sentence examples for more systematic the from inspiring English sources

Attitudes hardened, the trenches became more systematic, the artillery more accurate, the generals less forgiving.

The setting that Wallace has chosen as his background (and foreground, and pretty much everything in between) could not be more systematic: the innards of the Internal Revenue Service — the sheer, overwhelming heft of its protocols and procedures.

Although the application of propositional analysis methods has some limitations, we show how such limitations are being addressed and present some examples of information tools that have been developed to ease, and make more systematic, the process of analysis.

Hoping to expand their effort and make it more systematic, the researchers hooked up with drug giant Bristol-Myers Squibb, which agreed to spend several million dollars on the project over the next 3 to 5 years in exchange for ownership of the samples.

What actions did I take?' This way is more systematic: 'The disease is diabetes.

In an effort to make the spread of information more systematic, the manager reflected: "I'm thinking of having each super-user have a packet of the tips and then having a sign-off for their team so that we actually know that it's being done because right now we share it but not everyone hears it" (ID2).

Researchers in the LSHTM study found the approach more systematic than the more usual ad hoc and guess work-based process.

With less ODEs and a more systematic tuning, the behaviors of the geometric and simplified EKF estimators match the one of the conventional EKF.

It was more systematic in the beginning – I'd say in the first two to three preclinical years than in the last two clinical years.

"It will be much more systematic in the sense of how we approach issues," said Dwight Burlingame, the director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, who helped create the guidelines.

The NHS needed to collect in a more systematic way the sort of patient experience data, both positive and negative, currently collated by Netmums and the Patient Opinion website.