Sentence examples for systematic treating from inspiring English sources

Studies of literature must be literary and systematic, treating literature as literature and not part of another field.

3. Glüer & Wikforss (2009) carves out (part of) the same terrain in a slightly different, purely systematic way, treating CE and CD normativism as mutually exclusive claims implying opposite directions of metaphysical determination.

That does not point to a systematic way of treating them, but it could help to narrow the search for genes involved in those hereditary diseases that are, at the moment, mysterious.

A systematic way of treating sparsity for reducing the linear algebra cost is presented.

This paper presents a systematic approach to treating the interfaces between the localized (fine grain) and peripheral (coarse grain) domains in atomic scale simulations of crystalline solids.

A systematic approach to treating different control-group designs in research reviews is necessary for meaningful estimates of treatment efficacy.

An immense experience and systematic theory of treating dementia has been accumulated during the long history of development of TCM.

Although not formally tested, the value of a systematic surgical protocol for treating body packers that defines conservative therapy, monitoring approaches, as well as when to use surgery has been emphasized [78, 79].

A Cochrane systematic review established that treating healthy older persons with hypertension is highly efficacious, and that benefits of treatment with low dose diuretics or beta-blockers were clear for persons in their 60s to 70s with either diastolic or systolic hypertension [ 72].

The way we treat systematic tax evasion should be no different.

In the 1950s, the South African psychologist James Taylor developed "graduated exposure therapy" or "systematic desensitisation" to treat pathological fears.