Sentence examples for more systematic use from inspiring English sources

The task force said the immigration agency should make broader and far more systematic use of prosecutorial discretion to concentrate its resources on deporting convicted criminals.

These include greater use of ballots to ensure fairer admissions to oversubscribed state schools, more systematic use of the pupil premium and a significant increase in good-quality apprenticeships.

A green strategy plan (GSP) is proposed to provide a vehicle for a more systematic use of green strategies to increase the sustainability of a property project.

One tool that Baron advocates is for federal agencies to make more systematic use of waivers (pdf), giving states more leeway to try out new approaches – provided their experiments are coupled with rigorous evaluation.

These ideas suggest the convenience of a more systematic use of field homology methods, which start with appropriately identified developmental fields to expand knowledge on adult homology (sameness) and eventually also on accessory structural and functional similarities or differences.

To get an accurate picture of the real dimensions of the CDI issue, we need more systematic use of an adequate and homogeneous diagnostic strategy in the field as well as the implementation of continuous monitoring of CDI incidence through surveillance programmes.

Reporting to the Duke-Margolis Deputy Director, Policy, the Research Director will be responsible for developing and managing a portfolio of projects related to improving the use of RWE within the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's regulatory framework, as well as more systematic uses of RWE to support biomedical innovation and value-based payment and care.

As opposed to comRNA which uses several ad-hoc steps, RNAmine proposed in [ 38] uses a more systematic approach using graph mining ideas to extract stem patterns.

The 2011 Commission proposal would require more systematic collection, use and retention of PNR data on passengers taking "international" flights (those entering the EU from, or leaving it for, a third country), and would therefore have an impact on the rights to privacy and data protection.

A more systematic study using diverse data sources and a robust conceptual framework for the role of the environment can help to clarify these issues.

In comparison with other approaches, our design framework is much more systematic by using only algebraic manipulations and transparent enough to guide the designer to realize the physical controller for the plant with prescribed bounds on its parameters.