Sentence examples for systematically late from inspiring English sources

The ruling follows a September 2000 decision by Judge Johnson in which he found that some of the 27,000 people dependent on the city agency were routinely subjected to "chronically and systematically" late benefits.

Thus quite systematically, late viral proteins express more epitopes than early ones.

We use systematically the latest version of the data and select in priority the reprocessed data (SW_RPRO_MAGx) then consider the data version 0302 running from November 2013 to 5th July 2014 then the data version 0301 up to 12th September 2014.

Geologists have studied the Sierra Nevada systematically since the late 19th century.

Tate only began to collect photography seriously and systematically in 2009 – late in the game, they could never hope to afford works of this range and quality.

This paper systematically summarizes the latest developments and current status of autonomous navigation and guidance designs for Mars landing missions.

This study therefore aims to systematically review the latest literature, which investigated perceptions and attitudes of healthcare providers in managing care for migrants, as well as examining the challenges and barriers faced in their practices.

To systematically review the latest evidence for patient safety education for physicians in training and medical students, updating, extending and improving on a previous systematic review on this topic.

Another concern is that for more than 10% of the registrants, the operationally established date of diagnosis of diabetes is systematically biased toward too late a date.

Ex-Google employees on Thursday filed suit against the tech giant for systematically underpaying women, the latest development in Silicon Valley's ongoing gender discrimination crisis.

These cliffs were systematically extracted from ChEMBL (latest release).