Sentence examples for systematic in its from inspiring English sources

According to the report, issued last week, the department lacks the necessary overview of post-secondary institutions and needs to become more systematic in its assessment of such institutions.

Eriugena's On the Division of Nature, while definitely "visionary," is nevertheless quite systematic in its structure.

Past research suggests that different risky driving behaviours are influenced by different factors, but has not been systematic in its investigation of the factors associated with different behaviours.

At least part of the explanation for this discrepancy is that Faculty of 1000 makes no claims to be systematic in its survey of the biomedical literature.

Octel was systematic in its attempts to nullify unfavourable impressions of its products.

For example although the high quality INTACT [ 14] database is systematic in its isoform annotation, the isoformal interactome makes up only a tiny proportion of all its interactions.

In a statement, Boston Scientific, which was also warned by the agency in that same letter about systematic failures in its product-safety review, said it had since overhauled its procedures.

The linkage to maternity data also provided a robust method of identifying pregnancies including the whole of England; however, maternity information has varying levels of completeness, some systematic errors in its transfer [ 39] and it does not include births taking place at home, which was 2.4% for England in 2011 [ 40].

See articleAmnesty International accused the Thai army of "systematic" torture in its war against Muslim separatist insurgents in the south of the country.A ferry carrying about 250 passengers sank in stormy seas off central Indonesia.

This was the Constructio, which claims attention because of the systematic use in its pages of the decimal point to separate the fractional from the integral part of a number.

The POWER database is known to have systematic errors in its minimum and maximum temperature while radiation values compare well with station data (White et al. 2008).