Sentence examples for systematically under from inspiring English sources

Systematically, under the sympathetic guidance of Westminster coroner Dr Paul Knapman, we moved through a list of the deceased projected on to a giant screen.

X-ray diffraction measurements reveal that tungsten layers are systematically under strong compressive stress state.

Application of chronically implanted ECoG arrays in animal models provides an opportunity to investigate global spatiotemporal neural patterns and functional connectivity systematically under various experimental conditions.

By adopting a kind of lignite from Inner Mongolia, the running state and fuel gas quality were compared systematically under typical operational conditions.

Lengths in the plastic hinge region involving rebar yielding zone, concrete crushing zone and curvature localization zone are studied systematically, under different parameters.

The degradation effects of the modified MWCNTs electrode on ceftazidime were evaluated systematically under different current densities, initial pH, supporting electrolyte concentration, electrode spacing, and initial ceftazidime concentration.

Were the pollsters, for some reason, systematically under-sampling Republican voters?

The rising tally of dead roe and red deer is still mercifully small, but contested by local people who claim that it is being systematically under-counted.

Investigators found that "BPD seriously and systematically under-investigates reports of sexual assault, and the sexual assault investigations it does conduct are marked by practices that significantly compromise the effectiveness and impartiality of its response to sexual assault".

In Batson v. Kentucky, in 1986, the Supreme Court held that, under the Equal Protection Clause, race could not be used by the state in criminal cases as a basis for striking jurors without cause, and, in 2010, in Berghuis v. Smith, that it was necessary to provide sufficient evidence to prove that a trial court's policies had systematically under-represented African-American jurors.

The number of indirect fatalities is likely systematically under-represented in fatality totals though, due to the difficulty of quantifying and thus documenting such fatalities.