Sentence examples for more systemic and from inspiring English sources
Lastly, recent clinical trial data have shown that there were more systemic and central nervous system responders to ipilimumab, an immune checkpoint inhibitor, in the cohort taking no dexamethasone as compared with the cohort taking dexamethasone, suggesting that dexamethasone interferes with the efficacy of ipilimumab (Margolin et al, 2012).
"I am talking about something more systemic and radical.
The Guardian story reveals something far more systemic and organised, targeted at all manner of newsworthy people.
"These findings indicate that the ethical problems [at NIH] are more systemic and severe than previously known," Barton said in a prepared statement yesterday.
His greatest achievements, he felt, were moving from an environment agenda "trying to save one lake, one forest, change one chemical at a time" to something much more systemic, and making green issues relevant to the economy.
Next week, I'll write about broader, more systemic and bigger ways to save — concierge medicine for chronically ill patients and the bundling of payments.
Further studies are required to address the integration of the system in a more systemic manner and to investigate and describe the distinct experiences throughout the various Brazilian states and municipalities.
Gillian Wilmott, the chair of the Derbyshire probation trust, spelled out her fears that the fragmentation of the probation service would lead to "more systemic risks and more preventable serious attacks and deaths".
Under the proposition that all college students are able to learn to think in more systemic ways, and understand the value of systems modeling for assisting their thinking, I designed a course for freshmen with no more than basic algebra.
Sebastien G: A more systemic view and approach to corporate innovation models, providing excellent use cases and frameworks - small to no overlap with iDNA course (other than faculty and students...).
I asked Birky whether this kind of selective, individualized approach to representing global poverty tends to obscure more systemic causes and solutions.
