Sentence examples for more systematically by from inspiring English sources

This analysis is performed more systematically by means of a fitting to a theoretical model of the sample.

In addition, more training would help ensure that wildlife data is gathered more systematically by local monitors.

Originally formulated by Goldman in "What Is Justified Belief?", it has been pressed more systematically by Feldman (1985) and Conee and Feldman (1998).

A little history: Liberation theology began in Latin America in the 1950s and 1960s, and was later developed more systematically by Catholic theologians who reflected on experiences of the poor there.

The motif method is admirably simple: it is easy to implement either by eye or more systematically by using a computer to scan through protein sequences.

This type of information could be collected by journalists, or more systematically, by carrying out qualitative interview studies and then presenting purposive samples of these interviews, as has been done for the UK-based DIPEX website of patient experiences [ 36].

It was Herder who developed modern interpretation-theory, or hermeneutics, in ways that would subsequently be taken over by Schleiermacher and then more systematically formulated by Schleiermacher's pupil Böckh.

The critique of gnosticism was much more systematically developed by Clement's older contemporary, Irenaeus of Lyon, in his voluminous Against Heresies.

They argue that cognitive behavioural therapy is more systematically directed by the therapist, leaving little scope for responsive change (Lanza et al. 2014; Lanza and Gonzalez-Menendez 2013).

This is why when analyzing the African-Asian search for freedom, from the African side, the framing must be more systematically encompassing by referring to the Global Africa, which includes people from the African continent and those from historic African Diaspora that grew out of centuries of transatlantic enslavement.

These processes already exist but could benefit from being used more systematically and by a wider range of partners.