Sentence examples for systematically passed from inspiring English sources

Since 2011, Indiana has systematically passed laws that erode access to abortion and other reproductive health services.

And units were not taught in advance what local populations were really like; instead, they depended on what the military calls "discovery learning" -- otherwise known as flying by the seat of one's pants -- with lessons not systematically passed along to units rotated in as replacements.

In contrast, senior trainees did value spirometry as an important diagnostic tool, but their enthusiasm appears not to be systematically passed on to junior colleagues, possibly because it may be perceived as so fundamental and routine by senior staff that they fail to overtly stress its importance when teaching (see example comment in results section above).

In another video, imprinted with the wrong date and time, a man drives down a country road, listening to dance music, systematically passing one car after another.

Most systems used to locate discrete gamma-ray sources involve systematically passing a detector over the search area while seeking a significant increase in the observed count-rate.

Certain classes of organisms, such as yeasts, fungi, algi, many plants and social insects, systematically pass via haploid stages during their life cycles.

The data are systematically compiled and passed to the development team, who then initiate the data loading program to make the data available to search.

Except in Bulgaria, which has cultural ties to Russia, Soviet soldiers not only looted but raped, almost systematically, in the countries they passed through.

All our thoughts, all our experience, all that passed for science would be systematically mistaken if we were.

The retina is examined systematically to ensure that no lesions are passed over.

The functional domains of human GPCRs have over the passed decade been dissected by systematically mutating the peptide sequence [ 8].