Sentence examples for not that systematic from inspiring English sources

But a dozen interviews with those who fled the fighting, and a trip through seven Georgian villages just south of the fighting, indicated the killing this month was not that systematic, nor on that scale — based on what is known so far.

While Wittgenstein himself did not think that systematic theorizing about semantics was possible, this anti-theoretical stance has not been shared by all subsequent philosophers who share his aversion to "meanings as entities".

I simply do not believe that systematic treatment, even without any symptoms of the disease, is the solution.

The Belgian DPA says the court found it "not credible" that systematic collection of a tracking cookie each time a social plug-in is loaded on a website should be necessary for the security of Facebook's services — ergo it dubbed Facebook's processing of personal data of people who do not have a Facebook account as "disproportionate".

Thus, we do not suspect that systematic or random misclassification has influenced the results.

It is subsequently not surprising that systematic reviews based on these categories raise more questions than they answer.

However, this should not imply that systematic reviews are generally superior to other forms of knowledge or can replace, for example, the function of qualitative research results, particularly in relation to aspects of external validity and clinical judgment regarding the care of individual patients.

Racial differences in utilization of antihypertensive medications in this same cohort were not observed (data not shown), suggesting that systematic error or general underreporting by blacks are unlikely to explain these disconcerting results.

Western governments used to argue, though not very vehemently, that systematic repression and autocracy were also a cause of Islamist unrest.

The search strategy was not that of a systematic review.

It is possible however that systematic reviews not registered with the Cochrane Collaboration will meet many AMSTAR criteria, indicating that sufficient processes were undertaken to ensure potential sources of bias associated with the systematic review process were avoided.