Sentence examples for systematically submitted from inspiring English sources

Salomon Brothers Inc. agreed today to pay $290 million to settle Government charges that the investment house had systematically submitted billions of dollars in phony bids in the Treasury auctions that finance the nation's public debt.

They will charge that Infosys systematically submitted misleading information to American immigration authorities and consular officials to obtain the faster visas, unfairly gaining a competitive edge and undercutting American workers qualified for the jobs.

Candidate STEPs alleles were systematically submitted in the sequence context of their transcript-intron to a series of online splicing prediction algorithms to generate an in silico prediction of splicing efficiency via recognition of the 3' and 5' splice sites (Figure 3).

To test the reliability of the process, the first expert's judgement on a case was systematically submitted to the second expert, to check for consensus in the scoring.

The access to accurate information regarding the origin of the sampled wild animals can be difficult, as coordinates are not systematically submitted with samples.

The company alleged that Franchise had defrauded it to the tune of over $75 million by systematically submitting "grossly fraudulent and inflated budgets".

The patients were systematically reexamined and submitted to a periodic followup.

The synthesis procedure is divided into several stages, and makes use of the feasibility test for classes of splits, as defined by Thong and Jobson (Chem. Eng. Sci. (2001a) submitted), to systematically generate a range of feasible and potentially feasible column sequences for a specified separation requirement.

The interweaving of research and care also played a role in the emergence of modern medicine, as Michel Foucault argues in his classic study on the emergence of the modern clinic in which patients suffering from similar symptoms were assembled in a way that enabled them to be submitted more systematically to a 'clinical gaze' (Foucault 2012).

Every 12th sample was systematically selected from samples submitted between November 2006 and May 2007, yielding a total of 2767 serum samples from 2135 herds.

Since March 2009, when the last notice to the ministry of defence was submitted, we have been systematically ignored.