Sentence examples for systematic ones from inspiring English sources

Copwatch in a community of color in New York City is nothing new, though around here it feels like a more populist and aggressive DIY alternative to the urban liberalism on offer from New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has sought piecemeal reforms rather than systematic ones, much to the chagrin of his progressive allies.

The main shortcomings of this approach are: 1) while it minimizes stochastic errors, it tends to exacerbate systematic ones (e.g., Delsuc et al. 2005; Jeffroy et al. 2006).

Random errors occur because eight to 12 samples are taken randomly (the location of the cancer is unknown) and systematic ones occur because certain parts of the gland are sampled in preference to others.

The mature Mill is a stable thinker but not a systematic one.

He became an aesthete a dutiful and systematic one, but an aesthete all the same.

He became an aesthete — a dutiful and systematic one, but an aesthete all the same.

The Danish Committees on Scientific Dishonesty, after a six-month review following several complaints filed by scientists, issued a 17-page report yesterday concluding that the book displayed "systematic one-sidedness".

There's the second goal: an individual error from Modric which is in fact a systematic one, the Croat left un-warned and unassisted as Suárez closes in behind him, applying the kind of pressure Madrid never did.

The second goal was an example, an apparently individual mistake that was a systematic one, a collective failing: Modric, unassisted, unaware and unwarned that Luis Suárez was coming up behind him.

Çarşi makes an interesting case study for Umberto Eco's theory of soccer fanaticism, which he views as a systematic, one-to-one parody of political consciousness: you critique the record of soccer players instead of the record of parliament, second-guess the coach rather than the minister of finance.

A review (admittedly not a systematic one, which would be more reliable, since it would tell you how the studies included in the review were chosen) of cocoa and cardiovascular health in the journal Circulation suggests that epicatechin, a specific flavanol, may have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects that protect the inner walls of blood vessels from atherosclerosis.