Sentence examples for systematic consolidation from inspiring English sources

It has to be said that data-protection regulators have been extremely flat-footed in their response to the implications of systematic consolidation and cross-referencing of personal data.

By the 1990s, Bahá'ís were developing programs for systematic consolidation on a large scale, and the early 21st century saw large influxes of new adherents around the world.

In the last years, the JPEG committee has worked on a systematic review and consolidation of all of its file formats, functionalities and code stream syntax.

Langmuir preached the importance of the systematic collection of pertinent data, the consolidation and analysis of these data into useful information, and the dissemination of the results to all who need to know so that they can take action.

The effect of underestimating the fiscal multiplier has been systematic misjudgment of the damage that "fiscal consolidation" does to the economy.

In most cases, industry consolidation is a natural and systematic process.

This highly systematic approach allowed for efficient filtering and consolidation of a large and complex dataset.

This paper brings the first systematic analysis of the role of three main efforts: consolidation in supervision, decreasing central bank involvement and improving supervisory governance.

In the "Systematic mapping summary and future trends" section, we present a consolidation of our results and point some gaps of both primary and secondary studies.

The systematic use of heat drying may also have resulted in the consolidation of the silane layers, which could have masked the effect of hot water rinsing.

To address these key issues, we undertook a systematic review to summarise the accuracy of chest ultrasound to diagnose radiological consolidation, referenced to chest CT, in the specific setting of hospitalised patients with ARF.