Sentence examples for systematically structured from inspiring English sources

In parallel, data about suitable plants and organisms is collected and systematically structured.

Reacting to the latter criticism, this paper aims at defending 'traditional' systematically structured and normative approaches to SEA.

The results reveal that the use of systematically structured design spaces and architecture optimization mechanisms indeed provide enhanced support to the evaluation of quality trade-offs, for the experiment objects considered herein.

Therefore the Triple Helix model can hardly provide appropriate rationales on which systematically structured criteria and indicators may be developed for researching, measuring and comparing different empirical cases (Mowery and Sampat 2004), especially when they are in different national and cultural contexts (Eun et al. 2006).

We have systematically structured unemployment into the American economy and we are paying the price.

The nomenclature is systematically structured to allow for the inclusion of newly identified or cloned RF genes and therefore genetically flexible for expansion.

By collecting and systematically structuring all the critical considerations in the human factors review process, an ergonomic evaluation checklist for the CFMS (Critical Function Monitoring System) in an MCR (Main Control Room) was designed and implemented in this study.

For practical reasons, the use of an internet data base was chosen in order to save and to systematically structure the huge data amounts that have to be expected.

The noted association with the completeness of the PICOT framing of a research question and the quality of reporting is important [ 24] as it suggests that the theoretical reasoning behind systematically structuring a research question has practical and tangible applications in improving study design and transparency in the actual reporting.

Compound 5 was identified as a hit and then systematically structure optimization study was conducted.

"...We need to work more systematically and structured in our clinical work.