Sentence examples for systematic revision from inspiring English sources

A systematic revision of Indonesia's peatland map based on reliable ground based data is necessary to assess peat volume and carbon storage with higher accuracy.

However, the systematic revision of the IGRF models for epochs earlier than 2010.0 will be more likely conceivable when our understanding about the physics of Earth's magnetic field is sufficient to include more realistic prior information in geomagnetic field models.

Considering the high uncertainties in peatland extent, volume and carbon storage revealed in this assessment of current maps, a systematic revision of Indonesia's peat maps to produce a single geospatial reference that is universally accepted would improve national peat carbon storage estimates and greatly benefit carbon cycle research, land use management and spatial planning.

A systematic revision of the genera will be the subject of another paper.

This is an extension of the analysis and partial systematic revision of septate gregarines performed by Clopton [23], who applied molecular data to the taxonomy of gregarines isolated from insects.

Systematic revision of current textbooks might improve knowledge and practice by junior doctors.

To decipher and fully understand amphibian diversification, an acceleration of comprehensive systematic revisions integrating morphological, bioacoustic and genetic data is needed.

More recently, systematic revisions, especially for the Barbus genus, and re-examination of the collected materials, have clarified the species identification and biogeographical affinities of the fish species present in the Sahara [9], [10].

Systematic revisions of the Tropidurus semitaeniatus species group will also require conservation reassessment of its constituent taxa.

Given the lack of recent systematic revisions for the majority of pterioidean taxa, species-level identifications were tentatively chosen with correspondence to their prevailing use in current literature.

Numerous research groups are generating systematic revisions (e.g., [ 7]), molecular phylogenetic and phylogeographic studies (e.g., [ 8]), biogeographic and ecological models (e.g., [ 9]), and environmental syntheses [ 10].