Sentence examples for ongoing systematic from inspiring English sources

In a copy of the lawsuit obtained by The Hollywood Reporter, Ms. Casey said that she observed "ongoing, systematic and unlawful animal abuse and cruelty toward the horses" during the making of "Luck" between 2010 and 2012.

The office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights is one of many international organisations and NGOs to have condemned the continued use of the Sedition Act in general, and its use in this case in particular.Another group, the Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development, accused the Malaysian government of "an ongoing systematic persecution" of the opposition.

To determine whether recently published and ongoing systematic reviews of therapeutic interventions assess patient-important outcomes.

This paper reports the interim results of an ongoing systematic review of the available evidence for the effectiveness of nursing care for people with Parkinson's disease (PD).

We now report on the initial results of an ongoing systematic study over a wide silicon tensile strain range (from 0.4%to1.25%5% strain) in order to establish clear strain-related trends.

Our ongoing, systematic disinvestment in the education of our young?

"There has been an ongoing, knowing, systematic marketing of adult-rated products to an underage audience," said Senator Sam Brownback, a Kansas Republican who called for the investigation.

Surveillance is usually defined as the ongoing and systematic collection, analysis and interpretation of health data essential to the planning, implementation and evaluation of public health practice.

Complicating an assessment of the pneumonia incidence and mortality in China is the lack of ongoing and systematic surveillance.

Although large-scale behavioral surveillance efforts are not designed to provide detailed clinical information about adherence and its consequences, and are subject to some important limitations, such systems offer the opportunity to measure important variables related to HIV care, including adherence, in an ongoing and systematic way.

In Australia, the CDC system is efficiently organized with ongoing monitoring, systematic responses along agreed lines, well-defined roles, and very good service delivery (Professor R Speare, personal communication).