Sentence examples for systematic and are from inspiring English sources

Current methods of evaluation are rarely systematic and are typically undertaken through subjective comparison of simulation outputs with observed features.

The proposed observer and controller designs are simple and systematic, and are based on the construction of similarity transformations which are used in finding canonical forms for linear observable and controllable systems.

While Arab states come up with occasional anti-corruption drives, they're patchy, not systematic, and are often part of a political game, Whitaker mused.

Scoping reviews are relatively novel, compared to other review types (eg, systematic) and are growing in popularity.

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) provide a solution to this problem: they are highly systematic and are now possible using SNP microarrays (Hirschhorn and Daly 2005).

When the manual given time was 00 00 00 or 12 00 00, these are considered systematic and are compensated for in the evaluation of error so that a single early or initial deviation does not propagate to the subsequent time variables.

"This conduct by Lynch and Hussain was systematic and was sustained for more than two years prior to the acquisition of Autonomy by HP," the Californian software group said.

Public violence in Burundi has declined this year, possibly as a result of growing international awareness of the crisis, but to a large extent because repression "is more systematic, and is increasing," the investigators concluded.

The United States has described torture in Uzbekistan as systematic and is to review the country's human rights record in April to determine if it is eligible for $50 million in new aid, including military assistance.

He has said of the atrocities, "Rape was systematic and was used as a 'weapon' by the perpetrators of the massacres.

The content analysis was systematic and was performed in two rounds (Kreuger and Casey, 2000), one deductive and one inductive.