Sentence examples for systematically develops from inspiring English sources

Since, on the other hand, theology also uses reason and systematically develops its tenets—however much its critical reflections are based on religious convictions there are many common areas that have partly complementary significance but that partly also lead to polemical tensions.

It systematically develops broad assumptions: if you do x, y can result; if you prevent z, you will have the chance of m.

The paper makes three related contributions to the literatures on socio-technical systems and technology assessment: 1) It systematically develops an interdisciplinary framework to assess the main uncertainties of CCS innovation.

(Łukasiewicz with rational truth constants; see Pavelka 1979, Novak et al. 2000; V. Novak systematically develops this logic as a logic with evaluated syntax (working with pairs (formula, truth value)), fuzzy theories (sets of evaluated formulas) and fuzzy modus ponens [from (φ,u), (φ→ψ,v) derive (ψ,u*v) where * is Łukasiewicz t-norm].

Using IM in the development of a training programme meant that it was systematically developed, theory-driven and based on the available evidence.

QUADAS [ 30] was the first systematically developed, evidence based quality assessment tool to be used in systematic reviews of diagnostic accuracy studies.

This project has produced the first systematically developed evidence based quality assessment tool to be used in systematic reviews of diagnostic accuracy studies.

Clinical practice guidelines are systematically developed statements to support health care decisions for specific circumstances whereas systematic reviews are summaries of evidence on clearly formulated clinical questions.

Only in the Pahlavi books is this theme systematically developed.

Unfortunately Mr. Diggins does not systematically develop these ideas; they take shape gradually over the course of the book, interrupted again and again by his pressing sense that Lincoln's achievement is at risk.

Suhrawardi did not, however, systematically develop the concept.