Sentence examples for more systematically we from inspiring English sources

To assess Gillibrand's potential presidential ambitions more systematically, we examined senators' voting patterns for 2017.

To study quasipalindrome-associated mutagenesis ("QPM") more systematically, we have engineered mutational reporters in the lacZ gene of Escherichia coli, that revert to Lac+ specifically by QPM.

Before analyzing the effect of relatedness on earnings more systematically, we present an overview of the NRI and average weekly wage earnings in Table 4.

In order to characterize the movement more systematically, we adopt the following approach (see Figure 3 in which the distances apart are exaggerated for clarity).

Before analyzing the effect of relatedness on earnings more systematically, we report average weekly wage earnings and the distribution of foreign-educated immigrant workers by NHRIC and NVRIC in Table 5.

To explore the link between ESR gene expression and growth rate more systematically, we measured the correlation between the average expression of each gene group and growth rate (Table S2).

"The values that we have got as Americans are ones that we have to be willing to apply beyond our borders, perhaps more systematically than we have done in the past".

This would allow scholars to assess the role of experts more systematically, so we have a fuller understanding of what kinds of interventions are most likely to succeed in improving governance and the daily lives of citizens living under authoritarianism.

I think we're more systematically setting aside time, which we hold sacred, in which we brainstorm about where we're going and try to convert those sessions into position papers for the chief of staff and for the president in terms of how OSTP can more effectively advance the goals of the president and the goals of the country.

"You can finally see how clinical data can be used to measure patient safety more systematically, and that we will really be able to use these things to manage care," says Ashish Jha, a physician at Harvard Medical School who wrote an editorial accompanying the paper.

By specifying the intervening processes more precisely and by testing them more systematically than before, we hope to have gone some way towards unpacking the age-old puzzle of the psychological bases for positive collective emotion.