Sentence examples for of them systematically from inspiring English sources

Few of them systematically invest in building people's capacity to perform at their best.

My earliest attempts to write clues have been mercifully destroyed and all memories of them systematically repressed.

But in the 1960s, the Treasury began compiling a list of them systematically, along with estimates of the revenue loss.

First, we highlight that while each of these indicators claims to be original and having a somewhat different objective from others, each of them systematically uses the whole, or parts of, the World Bank EWI a series of indicators developed by the World Bank and measuring some specific aspects of labour regulations.

Many research groups are currently working on the design and synthesis of novel substituted pentacenes, but few of them systematically reported physical properties such as molecular spectroscopy and electronic properties, which might elucidate the influence of substituents on HOMO LUMO gaps.

For example, none of them systematically organizes transcription factors into families or clearly points out the DNA binding domains.

After all, children of different intelligence, raised in vastly different environments, acquired language at much the same pace, and very few (if any) of them were systematically tutored or rewarded.

All of them were systematically studied with CO2 diagnostic hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy by the same clinician.

In order to study the influence of mass fraction of flower-like CIPs on the rheological properties of this dimorphic MRGs, a series of polyurethane-based dimorphic MRGs are prepared by partial substitution of the CIPs with as-synthesized flower-like CIPs, and the MR properties of them are systematically investigated under both oscillatory and rotational shear modes.

The analytic models of the five categories and the five aggregates represent, thus, "an attempt to record exhaustively all the elements of being and order them systematically" (Frauwallner 1995, 146).

Until researchers distinguish physiologic mechanisms from other aspects of disease and study them systematically, poorly defined symptoms will remain poorly understood.