Sentence examples for systematically rather than from inspiring English sources

Accounts "gloss over the genocidal character of the Soviet regime in the 1930s, which killed systematically rather than episodically," said Naimark.

Secondly, that the traditional fuzzy-control rules can be derived systematically, rather than heuristically, and their stability can be guaranteed is demonstrated.

Everywhere You Look As scientists begin to search for chimeras systematically — rather than waiting for them to turn up in puzzling medical tests — they're finding them in a remarkably high fraction of people.

Adler himself writes, in his introduction to "Theresienstadt 1941-1945," that within a few months of his arrival in the camp it became clear to him that he had a responsibility to analyze his situation systematically rather than passively surrender to it.

In both places he lays out his views systematically, rather than in commentarial form.

Obviously, marketers could just visit their competitors' blogs and YouTube pages or whatever, but this allows them to understand the landscape more systematically, rather than just copying whatever someone else is doing.

But education can help local and national leaders to see snakebites as something you can systematically address rather than an inevitable ailment.

I believe the most likely explanation is that the polls [showing Clinton winning those three states] were systematically wrong, rather than that the election was hacked.

In the current study, we have substantially expanded the modelling process to allow multiple mutational biases and rates and used model error calculations to allow each to be systematically optimized rather than empirically assigned.

In such a research environment, for example, hypotheses for the differences in colorectal cancer risk could be systematically tested, rather than the current ad hoc approach, where interesting observations are made but not studied in depth, a problem exemplified in the UK since at least 1984.

It is arranged systematically and topically rather than alphabetically.