Sentence examples for rather unsystematic from inspiring English sources

This paper shows that the reforms in the R&D sector have been relatively modest and rather unsystematic over the last one and a half decades.

But one cannot really speak of full-fledged theories of consequence among the terminist authors, given the rather unsystematic and piecemeal nature of their analyses (Stump 1982, 281 283; Boh 1982, 306 307).

Equally important is one of his (presumably) 'older' logical texts, the Topics; this text, which unlike the Analytics clearly presupposes a dialectical background, presents rather unsystematic considerations on how to argue well in the dialectical contests of Plato's academy (see the entry on ancient logic of this encyclopedia, section 2.1).

However, attempts to assess the nature of the ocular signs in ochronosis date back at least to the 1950s and are rather unsystematic [ 16- 18].

The initiation of treatment for patients with depression is often carried out with a rather unsystematic selection related to the type, the intensity of treatment and the adequate allocation of resources.

All in all, there are several programmes for these at-risk children, but programme delivery is rather unsystematic due to the mulitfaceted and heterogeneous help system for affected families.

Thus research on PBL problem design is rather scarce and unsystematic.

Secondly, professional development, which is indeed a crucial part of teacher education, is rather chaotic and unsystematic in many educational systems.

Rather paradoxically, in view of the unsystematic character of Maimonides' exposition, it was used as a standard textbook of philosophy and condemned as such when the teaching of philosophy came under attack.

When measured against the sophisticated metaphysical backdrop of Neoplatonic Renaissance magic, Porta's theoretical approach appears disappointingly simple and rather epigonic or, as Borelli (2014) has argued, unsystematic and thereby unfettered by doctrinal ballast and open to innovation.

Whereas Hollywood film sets have rather rigid, union-determined rules, Chinese sets are decidedly unsystematic, ad hoc, fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants operations.