Scientific Foundations -- 5. Nurse Anesthesia Research: Science of an Orderly, Purposeful, and Systematic Nature -- 6.
This isn't something that will happen on its own, so be purposeful and systematic about it.
Referring to this feature Kaplan and Kaplan (1989) describes three possibilities: escape from the unwanted and disturbing surroundings, retreating from everyday work and its reminders, stop purposeful or systematic activities.
Whole mitogenome sequences from many teleost lineages have been determined and used for phylogenetic analyses with purposeful taxonomic sampling, which have successfully resolved many controversial issues in systematic ichthyology [ 23- 29].
Benor 8 in page 4 of 'Spiritual Healing', defined spiritual healing concisely as the "systematic, purposeful intervention by one or more persons aimed to help another person by focused intention (including hand contact or hand passes) to improve their condition".
Spiritual healing has been defined as a systematic, purposeful intervention by one or more persons aiming to help another living being (person, animal, plant, cell or other living system) by means of focused intention to improve their condition (Benor, 2002).
In 1983, Federal District Judge Jack Tanner found the state guilty of systematic and purposeful wage discrimination against women and ordered the state to pay adjusted salaries and back pay, which could have cost the state more than $500 million.
The authors argue that systematic and purposeful documentation of the ways in which groups develop ideas, theories, and understandings is fundamental to the meta-cognitive activity that is critical to the learning of individuals as well as groups.
Engineering design is systematic, iterative, purposeful, creative, and social (ABET 2014; Bucciarelli 2003; Cross 2008).
