Sentence examples for systematically called from inspiring English sources

Russian insiders have created an organization called "World Without Nazism" which has systematically called attention to these new realities.

Putative TSSs were automatically and systematically called if the read starts at the analyzed genomic position fulfilled three criteria.

Soon after this report, others showed that the eukaryotic counterpart, fungal glycoside hydrolase 61 (GH61, now systematically called Auxiliary Activity 9, AA9) was a Cu2+-dependent enzyme [ 11– 11].

An ortholog of CBH1, chitin-binding protein 21 (CBP21) was identified in Serratia marcescens [ 10] and initially classified as carbohydrate binding module 33 (CBM33, now systematically called Auxiliary Activity 10, AA10).a The function of CBP21 was first demonstrated by Vaaje-Kolstad et al. [ 11], who showed cleavage of crystalline chitin in an O2-dependent reaction.

Shinsei began systematically calling in nonperforming loans.

A psychiatric nurse receives requests, comes into contact with the patient and systematically calls the GP to know his/her expectations about the intervention.

It's called systematically spreading disinformation.

As long as participants remained in the study area this mattered little as they would all be called systematically for measles vaccination at 9 months of age.

Mr. Kasyanov, in a statement, criticized what he called a "systematically launched smear campaign" and vowed to pursue politics.

Dewey called such systematically coordinated desires "interests" (TV 207).

However, when despite evidence to the contrary, these false assumptions are repeated over and over as facts in pseudo-scientific literature that seeks to persuade public opinion and influence public policy -- i.e., when they have entered the public sphere -- then these systematically unexamined assumptions are called "lies".