Sentence examples for systematic to create from inspiring English sources

"The crackdown is quite systematic, to create terror, real terror, among the people," said Aung Zaw, editor of the exile magazine Irrawaddy, who has maintained contacts in Myanmar, formerly Burma.

Moreover, as with the Nazis, Belgrade's wars were not just an assortment of crimes but the fulfillment of a systematic plan to create a Greater Serbia by driving out those of other ethnicities.

"We believe the climate here at Central is one that fosters this kind of behavior," said Francisco Donis, a psychology professor and president of the university's Latin American Association, "so we want more systematic changes to create a welcoming environment for everyone to feel safe and secure".

The main objective of this paper is to propose a systematic methodology to create ontologies, using methods such as a semantic clustering algorithms for retrieval and representation of information.

The method is demonstrated by an example that offers a novel alternative approach for wearable devices design: a comprehensive systematic process to create devices, based on a backbone chain that is sized according to the physical dimensions of the human limb.

This program is our first attempt on a systematic basis to create positive forces in the admissions process.

We used GRADEpro software in the Cochrane Systematic Reviews to create a Summary of Findings table.

We will use GRADEpro software in the Cochrane Systematic Reviews to create a Summary of Findings table.

We have outlined a generalizable, systematic process to create a panel management toolkit that PMAs or other clinical staff can use to support primary care teams in improving clinical care for smoking and hypertensive patients.

While there are already multiple published studies on methodological filter development that report using systematic reviews to create a gold standard, the relative appropriateness of such reviews for topic-based filters has not yet been quantified.

6 The four PICO items can be supplemented by timing (T) and setting (S), two other important features of a systematic review, to create the so-called PICOTS typology.