Sentence examples for systematically considers from inspiring English sources

An opening synthesis paper by Hendry et al. (2011) systematically considers the application of evolutionary axioms on variation, selection, connectivity, and eco-evolutionary dynamics to the domains of food, health, and environment.

To do this WHO must ensure that it systematically considers needs for local adaptation when developing guidelines; and that it has sufficient capacity to support both developing and supporting the adaptation of high priority guidelines.

Second, the decoding analysis, which systematically considers the overlap between multiple response distributions, showed that much of the information about food levels is lost in the tph-1; daf-7 double mutant: the predictive accuracy of the lifespan response drops to 5% above random.

Where we need to make improvements is in creating a clear framework and language to allow the organisation to systematically consider risks and opportunities when making decisions.

He received a wonderful accolade in 1994 with the publication of a Festschrift edited by the two Chrises, Currie and Lewis, with chapters systematically considering the historians of all the counties of England, a volume that should be on the shelves of all local historians.

At present, the second possibility is systematically considered.

Identification of parameters in such a model was first systematically considered by Manski (1993).

ICU survivors without heavy comorbidities can be identified early and may be systematically considered for transplantation.

The design of the markings is derived systematically considering the boundary conditions.

The degradation mechanisms are systematically considered to provide a full picture of each reinforcement strategy.

The studies do not, however, systematically consider the purposes of evaluation within specific moves, in specific genres.