Sentence examples for systematically since from inspiring English sources

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

Etna has been studied systematically since the middle of the 19th century.

In addition to the high and stable cotton yield in this most northerly of the great cotton regions of the world, growers have raised silkworms systematically since the 4th century ad.

Jacquie Zaluda Highland Park, Ill., Feb. 8, 2009 • To the Editor: If President Obama wants to be heard by Muslims, he must strip away the politics and honestly answer the question: "What's the moral justification for the dispossession of the Palestinians from Palestine by the Israelis that has gone on systematically since 1948?" And then he must act on it.

Slovenia had been the exception among the post-communist countries with a rather highly organized system of industrial relations (Bohle and Greskovits 2012) and it has been "the only post-communist society where social pacts have been concluded systematically since the mid-1990s and have also been influential … (Stanojević and Krašovec 2011 232)".

Two important results are highlighted and discussed: The differences in the proposed cost estimates appear to have decreased systematically since the introduction of the quality assurance and the project owners rely to a large extent directly upon the cost estimates from the quality assurance when the decision to execute the project is taken.

In camps for displaced persons located along the Thai-Myanmar border, mefloquine and artesunate combination therapy has been evaluated since 1991 and deployed systematically since 1994 [7], [8].

B) The Danish Psychiatric Central Research Register Dataa on psychiatric admissions in Denmark have been collected systematically since 1938.

But we think that such assertions were systematically untrue, since there is no phlogiston.

The atmospheric concentration of CO2 has systematically increased since the Industrial Revolution (260 ppm), with a remarkable raise after the 1970s until the present day (380 ppm).

As a result, the market share of multicrystalline cells systematically grows since the base material is approximately twice cheaper compared to monocrystalline silicon.