Sentence examples for systematically in two from inspiring English sources

Here we addressed the cognitive organization of music knowledge systematically in two expert musicians with characteristic dementia syndromes of semantic dementia and Alzheimer's disease, in comparison with a control group of healthy expert musicians.

Here we addressed this issue systematically in two expert musicians with clinical diagnoses of semantic dementia and Alzheimer's disease, in comparison with a control group of healthy expert musicians.

To characterize system performance, a dedicated test rig is built and the system is broken down into three stages with input and output variables of each stage being evaluated systematically in three representative cases.

In this study, we hand-tuned the active conductance distribution systematically in six patterns.

Safety aspects, besides being secondary outcomes in these reviews, were assessed systematically in five specific reviews: two on adverse reactions [ 31, 32], one on toxicology [ 33], and one each in a health technology assessment (HTA) report [ 34] and in a comprehensive review on VAE research [ 35].

Those conditions have allowed Mr. Nazarbayev to eliminate his rivals systematically, constructing, in two decades, a system that revolves around a single personality.

IN APRIL 1994, just before South Africans celebrated the end of apartheid by voting in their first democratic election, horror was erupting in another part of Africa: in Rwanda some 800,000 people were systematically murdered in two months.Both countries then faced a terrible dilemma: what to do about the past?

Care must be taken to scan through entire tissue area systematically and in two orthogonal planes so as not to miss the presence of a foreign body.

In addition, 12 morphological traits were systematically measured in two different environments.

Gold standard concerning quality of drug treatment was systematically assessed in two steps which aimed to identify inappropriate and missing drugs.

Survey results were systematically reviewed in two publications, [ 4, 10] concluding that most clinicians were supportive of CPGs, finding them to be useful, educational and likely to improve quality of care.