Sentence examples for systematic diversion from inspiring English sources
"The evidence points towards systematic diversion of weapons to armed groups accused of committing serious Human Rights Violations," said Wilcken.
This systematic diversion of revenue, as well as various "reforms," resulted in a crippling decline in education and health care services.
The experimental results showed a systematic diversion of the elastic constants and, in particular, a large increase in K1 with increasing concentration and molecular weight of PS.
However, during the last decades of the past century, a systematic plan of water diversion and draining drastically reduced the extension of the Iraqi marshes, and by the year 2000 only the northern portion of Al-Hawizah (about 10% of its original extension) remained as functioning marshland whereas the Central and Al-Hammar marshes were completely destroyed.
Such analyses, as we experienced with the Quattro case, help the researchers in both finding and accommodating diversions between the pragmatic and systematic aspects of pragmatic trial research.
The first application of systematic rock bolting in a tunnel was the diversion tunnel for the Keyhole Dam in the USA in 1950.
A systematic review by Pham et al. found no clear evidence that ambulance diversion has any effect on morbidity or mortality [12].
37, 50 A systematic review 50 by Buchwald et al comparing adjustable gastric banding, Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, and biliopancreatic diversion reported a %EWL, at 2 years or more, of 49%, 63%, and 73% respectively, associated with diabetes remission in 58%, 71%, and 95% of the patients.
In this systematic review we determined whether the outcome of orthotopic bladder replacement is superior to that of continent and incontinent urinary diversion.
