Sentence examples for systematically more from inspiring English sources

The evidence shows that almost all the problems that occur most often in the poorest neighbourhoods – including those that make us a broken society – are systematically more common in more unequal societies.

The interaction energy between the coal and the CO2 becomes systematically more negative with increasing pressure.

The same households adopted significantly and systematically more coping practices of nonagricultural diversification (z = 7.84, p < 0.000; effect size = 0.38).

We document that soils on south-facing hillslopes exhibit systematically more aeolian-derived dust despite having higher rates of erosion.

β-Diketones are systematically more active than metal complexes and the best obtained inhibition is 75% for both groups.

In the case of growth on AlGaN, strain relaxation is systematically more complete, with a corresponding increase in the dislocation density.

The immediate impact of de-vegetation was recorded in the soil solutions that exported systematically more Si and Ca, and often more Mg from de-vegetated soil.

If older parents have systematically more of these goods and therefore a higher wealth index, then we might actually capture an age effect rather than an effect of the economic channel.

Furthermore, we see two states in the upper-right side of the graph, Sweden and Portugal, which systematically more inclusive naturalisation and integration policies than other states in Europe.

If these omitted factors are systematically more positive in states with greater potential revenue exposure, then negative estimates of the effect of revenue exposure on actual revenue changes may be biased toward zero23.

However, they challenge the idea that in passive condition, the own first-name is systematically more powerful than another first-name to orient attention when it is heard unexpectedly.