Sentence examples for systematic only from inspiring English sources

What makes this book in particular "not scholarly" is the fact that it is systematic only in the sense that it is personal.

And America's inventors and entrepreneurs are doing their bit to stimulate the economy, most notably by fostering a huge spurt of new oil and gas production.These changes will become systematic only if adopted or at least promoted at the federal rather than the state level.

Despite the fact that game theory has been rendered mathematically and logically systematic only since 1944, game-theoretic insights can be found among commentators going back to ancient times.

We also find that in yeast the divergence in the set of binding partners becomes systematic only for PID < 70%, while above 70% it remains roughly constant in both Uetz [ 3], Ito [ 4], and combined datasets (Fig. 3A).

In the criminal justice registry used here for data on the type of crime, the termination of the index sentence and for recidivism, these data are systematic only for prison clients, and therefore, only clients assessed in prison (N = 5,122) were included in the present analyses.

Within these limits no systematic but only statistical variation of the damping and linewidth are observed.

Also, this systematic review only compared acupuncture and western medicine, which was merely a part of existing interventions for BPH.

Following centuries of systematic deforestation, only about 1percentt of the original huarango woodlands that once existed in the Peruvian desert remain, according to archaeologists and ecologists.

As might be expected from so large an order, Asparagales is very diverse in flavonoids, which have systematic importance only at the generic level.

"This is not to suggest that we need adopt either a literal animism or a systematic superstition; only that by instrumentalising nature, linguistically and operationally, we have largely stunned the earth out of wonder," he writes in his opening chapter.

The specifics are worth experiencing for yourself; the over-all idea, though, is clear enough from the mere description — in a crisis of such systematic causes, only a miracle can save the poorest and most vulnerable.