Sentence examples for systematically both from inspiring English sources

Future assembly plants need to utilize flexibility systematically, both for the system design and its operation.

Drawing primarily on new research materials from Kashmir, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka, Paul Staniland builds an account that is thought-provoking, closely reasoned, and truly enlightening". "Rebel groups vary considerably, yet systematically, both vis-à-vis each other and over time.

Vasamo uses systematically both the internal and pragmatic external validity criteria of the Futures Map suggested by [15].

Thus, we need to establish a theory that allows us to handle systematically both time scales simultaneously.

Nishida makes use of Asian philosophies systematically both in key notions such as nothingness and in the methods that characterize his thinking.

Further studies targeting systematically both stx and eae (or other loci) in sequential stools from HUS patients are needed to determine the dynamic of stx loss during infection and to identify factors that could influence this process, such as serotype of the infecting EHEC, patient-related and/or environmental factors.

Future experiments should therefore systematically report both these components to avoid confounding effects, and should ideally attempt to separate both levels of allelic and genotypic richness, as also recently emphasized by Avolio et al. [ 60].

Pruitt is systematically attacking both the E.P.A.'s budget and its scientific framework.

The right to decent wages in the fashion industry is systematically abused both here and abroad.

Casey and collaborators systematically tested both approaches in a set of 236 villages in Sierra Leone.

Here, we use pressure-induced lattice distortion to systematically modify both parameters.