Sentence examples for more systemically from inspiring English sources

NIH Director Francis Collins said he would like see some "experiments" before making "more systemically disruptive" changes to the funding system.

Japan has integrated acupuncture and herbal medicine more systemically and formally into the national medical system than the U.S. In addition, herbal medicine has been more closely integrated with biomedicine than acupuncture in Japan.

It cut the senior debt and deposit ratings on the 12 lenders, citing its "reassessment of the support environment in the U.K., which has resulted in the removal of systemic support for seven smaller institutions and the reduction of systemic support by one to three notches for five larger, more systemically important financial institutions".

Many are bigger and more systemically important than they were in 2008.

The more systemically important the bank, the more capital it must hold to absorb losses during time of crisis.

To discourage the biggest banks from making themselves even more systemically important, regulators have reserved the right to expand the capital buffer to 3.5 percent.

Nonetheless, their results suggest that PTS cellobiose systems may play a role in virulence; making the PTS system described here an interesting candidate for contributing to Sp systemic virulence based upon its segregation largely within the more highly systemically virulent strains.

And that burden on shareholders is about to get worse, thanks to the Bank of England's new "leverage ratio", of 3% and more "globally systemically important banks".

If the data then shows that it is no more difficult, systemically, to raise scores for students coming from intense concentrations of extreme poverty than it is to increase test scores for poor kids in selective schools, we practitioners will stand corrected.

SRPIN340 itself neither has the potency nor the pharmacokinetics to be a lead compound for drug development, but more potent, systemically active analogues of SPHINX may be next-generation anti-melanoma agents.

"Therefore, in the absence of concrete methods to formally limit a financial institution's systemic importance — regardless of how regulatory functions are allocated — regulators may tend to be more forgiving with systemically important institutions compared to those that are not".