Sentence examples for systematic examination of from inspiring English sources

To date there has been no systematic examination of human experimental studies that examine whether a prescribed long-term (24 h+) diet can cause changes in cognitive function.

"It should be further pursued and refined through the systematic examination of more data".

Challis began a systematic examination of a large area of sky surrounding Adams's predicted location.

What is needed is a more systematic examination of the morally and socially appropriate criteria for deciding how to divide the limited resources available for biomedical research.

"The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" appeared during the 1890's, for example, when the lie detector was first invented and a systematic examination of fingerprints was published.

They catalogued a list of failings not only by the senior detective but also "a failure by the forensic scientist to make a more systematic examination of the scene".

Edwards also quotes the political scientists Matthew Baum and Samuel Kernell, who, in a more systematic examination of Roosevelt's radio addresses, found that they fostered "less than a 1 percentage point increase" in his approval rating.

Fifth, if this column has neglected popular religiosity, it has not dodged the great challenge to faith — and to the systematic examination of faith that is theology — posed by the existence of evil.

Characterization is the systematic examination of ROM coal in order to understand fully the characteristics of the feed to the preparation plant.

A model is proposed which permits systematic examination of the phenomenon.

Systematic examination of the fracture surfaces was also carried out for tested specimens.