Sentence examples for system notably in from inspiring English sources

AV is moving with the times: two-party dominance has made way for a more pluralist system (notably in devolved Scotland and Wales).

While the National Health Service has put steps in place to vet foreign doctors thoroughly, there are other potential weak links in the system, notably in the checking of prior criminal records.

Madden is less concerned about Russia than he is by the weakness in the global banking system, notably in Japan.

It explored several changes to the original Unix model that facilitate the use and programming of the system, notably in distributed multi-user environments.

The mechanisms underlying the behavioral features associated with caffeine, and psycho-stimulants in general, are believed to be related to the activation of dopamine (DA) receptors in the mesolimbic dopamine system (notably in the nucleus accumbens).

Similar differences can be observed in the relief of these two mountain systems, notably in the way that the processes of erosion have occurred.

In the 1990's, the card companies experimented with various electronic cash systems, notably in a high-profile trial of smart cards in 1997 on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Nanomaterial's size is also crucial in determining nanoparticle distribution; the reticule endothelial systems, notably in the liver, spleen and kidney, were implicated in sequestrating larger percentage of these materials within the range of 100 to 250 nm [21].

In other systems, notably in yeast and C. elegans, astral microtubules position the spindle by exerting pushing or pulling forces, depending on the system, associated with microtubule polymerization and depolymerization, respectively.

The IMF's assumption that development assistance is, at best, temporary and precarious and its scepticism about "fiscal expansion" have important consequences for health systems, notably in terms of ability to hire badly needed health professionals.

Still, Mr. Lewis does a nimble job of using his subjects' stories to explicate the greed, idiocies and hypocrisies of a system notably lacking in grown-up supervision, a system filled with firms that "disdained the need for government regulation in good times" but "insisted on being rescued by government in bad times".