Sentence examples for systematically attained from inspiring English sources

The unmet need of clinicians for systematically attained, well-structured studies to reliably define indications for iLA sets a high value on publications of this nature and underscores the importance of establishing proven algorithms for ARDS therapy.

In addition to controlling and understanding the process of decision-making in sales and production departments, its iterative application makes it possible to systematically attain insights into the controlled processes and, in doing so, supports decision-oriented management accounting.

In addition, 95% of the probes introduced systematically had attained thermophilic sanitation conditions (⩾55 °C for three consecutive days), as compared to 76% from the group that were randomly introduced.

By a sequence of the two-phase design, the desired quality can be attained systematically.

Two series of N ∧ N and C ∧ N cyclometalating ligands in Ir III) complexes are systematically studied to attain highly efficient blue phosphorescence as they provide the basis to fine tune the emission wavelength through independent modifications of their structures.

Many in the publishing industry thought the agency had picked exactly the wrong targets: The publishers had desperately sought a way to break the near monopoly in ebooks held by Amazon, which had attained 90% of the market by systematically selling ebooks below cost — in fact, at least one publisher had pleaded with the DOJ to file suit against Amazon.

Progress will only be attained if the basic sciences are systematically integrated in cohorts with rigorous epidemiological designs rather than hurriedly inserted in child psychiatric studies.

Indeed, the nurses very quickly attained a critical mass and the CTM was therefore systematically and quickly diffused.

Each of the strategies is geometric in nature and is characterized by geometrical parameters which can be varied systematically in order to attain outflow uniformity.

Over time, the difficulty and complexity of each task are systematically increased as users attain specified performance criteria.

Study limitations of note include the following: lack of blinding; low numbers of patients; the study was stopped before randomization blocks were attained; an independent blinded committee did not evaluate the endpoints; and, finally, computer-assisted tomography was not performed systematically to exclude VAP.