Sentence examples for studying systematic from inspiring English sources

Jason Steidl is a fifth-year Ph.D. student studying systematic theology at Fordham University in New York City.

We studied systematic differences in genome-wide expression profiles of control and HPV-positive undifferentiated (basal) KCs focusing on immune-related effects.

Whereas the characteristics of smokers are extensively studied, systematic descriptions of social and behavioural profiles of snus users are lacking.

He studies systematically things that one would not have thought open to systematic study.

On Tuesday, the government appointed Yotaro Hatamura, known for pioneering a field that studies systematic failures, to head an investigation into the government's response to the disaster.

Exclusion criteria were animal studies, nonadult studies, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, opinion papers, case reports, and evaluation studies of guidelines.

There are five levels of evidence: level I (systematic reviews of level I studies, randomised trial, meta-analysis); level II (prospective cohort studies, systematic review of level II studies); level III (case control studies, retrospective cohort study, systematic review of level III studies); level IV (case series) and level V (expert opinion).

In this study, systematic research was conducted on the characteristics of the macromolecular and chemical structure of different kinds of TDCs by using XRD, HRTEM, EPR, and NMR.

Back then, in 2002, transnational scholarship was almost exclusively based on ethnographic case studies; systematic comparative work was lacking (Waldinger & Fitzgerald, 2004).

In fact, according to the National Research Council oil spill response study, systematic data collection in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas only began in the late 1970s -- in other words, just as the first wave of Arctic offshore oil exploration was revving up.

However, due to random sampling used for these studies systematic bias is unlikely.