Sentence examples for systematic inquiries from inspiring English sources

Here we begin a series of systematic inquiries into the fundamental chemistry of such compounds aimed at identifying both the characteristics that justify considering them as a group and the factors that contribute to observed differences in their physicochemical properties.

Impressionistic method has given way to systematic inquiry from which gratuitous assumptions are, if possible, excluded.

"Exile" is part coming-of-age story and part systematic inquiry into the fractured psyche of American nineties womanhood.

The cases were uncovered during the first phase of a new, systematic inquiry into financial activities, which investigators said began in earnest last summer.

(VIIA:4) If Mencius brought Confucian moral idealism to fruition, Xunzi (c. 300 c. 230 bce) conscientiously transformed Confucianism into a realistic and systematic inquiry on the human condition, with special reference to ritual (li) and authority.

We need to free science to be what it is at best: an open, critical and non-partisan form of systematic inquiry into the physical world, open to the concerns, perspectives and insights of science's most important stakeholder – the public.

Mr Berry jokes that once you have survived the South Sea Bubble a financial crisis in 1720 that caused the British economy to shrink by a quarter you can see the 2008 recession in perspective.Keep it steadyMore systematic inquiry bears this out.

The absence of systematic inquiry contrasts with Egyptian practical expertise in such fields as surveying, which was used both for orienting and planning buildings to remarkably fine tolerances and for the regular division of fields after the annual inundation of the Nile; the Egyptians also had surveyed and established the dimensions of their entire country by the beginning of the Middle Kingdom.

If the data that cultural anthropologists actually worked with were generally in the remote areas of the world, it was the effects of the two revolutions that, in a sense, kept opening up these parts of the world to more and more systematic inquiry.

In Western thought systematic inquiry into the character and the value of markets starts in the early modern era.

However, scholars also admit the lack of systematic inquiry into the empirical consequences and contexts of multifaceted social relations (Bian 2010).