Sentence examples for systematically before from inspiring English sources

By studying them in the wild, which had not been done systematically before, she might discern the beginnings of human co-operation and, especially, the development of higher intelligence.Lemur life, she soon discovered, was one long soap opera.

The prevalence of dfr-genes and integrons in K. pneumoniae has not been studied systematically before and was surprisingly different from E. coli.

Although there were no machines for detecting them systematically before 1935, cosmic rays have left their footprints in the geological record by creating radioactive elements such as the carbon-14 used in carbon-dating.

That such an obviously sensible policy as educating prisoners has not been examined systematically before the Department of Education study reported in your Nov. 16 news article ("Inmate Education Is Found to Lower Risk of New Arrest") suggests that there has been more to the issue than financial, moral or justice concerns.

Microstructure, tensile properties and wear behavior of UFG Ti were investigated systematically before and after surface modification.

Biosolid (treated sludge samples) were taken systematically before composting (t 0), and after composting (t 40) for physicochemical and nutrient content analysis using standard analytical protocols (APHA 2005).

Detailed records were kept of all those who claimed for compensation and those archives, never systematically studied before, throw new light on how the slavery business contributed in significant ways to Britain becoming the first industrial nation.

The design of such microdevices and the corresponding experimental procedures have never been systematically discussed before, and this is the possible reason for that the measured parameters are different by different research groups.

The EPHect MSF would enable a group to start gathering potentially relevant surgical phenotypic information where such information was not systematically collected before.

By specifying the intervening processes more precisely and by testing them more systematically than before, we hope to have gone some way towards unpacking the age-old puzzle of the psychological bases for positive collective emotion.

As reported in other remote care work [ 5] the need to gather systematically collected before-and-after data was seen as a top priority, with clinician engagement being greatly enhanced by the perceived robustness of the RCT.