Sentence examples for systematically requested from inspiring English sources

We systematically requested additional data from authors, but we were unable to contact all authors.

The European Parliament has systematically requested that the status of primary law be conferred on the Charter, making it a central point of reference for the Court of Justice and national courts, and making it legally binding.

Clinical examination of cases was conducted by hospital clinicians and recorded alongside demographic information by means of a standard case report form and chest-X rays were systematically requested.

Previously, Lyft had accused Uber of systematically requesting and cancelling rides during the process, resulting in more than 5,000 lost rides.

From each of the selected households, one individual (male or female) was systematically selected and requested to participate in the study.

A first important observation is the low proportion of patients who underwent TDM of antiretroviral drugs for optimization of their dosing, which most likely reflects the fact that such assessments were not done systematically but rather requested within a context of individual clinical problems.

Among the patients prescribed fimasartan for more than 2 months, those who agreed to participate in the study were requested to systematically complete electronic case report forms.

Record keeping dramatically improved from the year 2000, when the Swiss Red Cross put a lot of effort into reporting and requested that nurses systematically record patients in their books categorised by activity.

The collective has also requested that the authorities systematically check the qualifications of all candidates and assess their past experience before allowing them to practice in France.

Under the program, Customs also does not require its employees to systematically follow up to make sure the requested improvements were made and that security practices remained consistent with the minimum criteria.

16 We requested a sample that was systematically biased towards people older than 40 years, in lower socioeconomic groups and/or of African Caribbean ethnicity.