Sentence examples for systematically understood from inspiring English sources

In order to optimize a function of the delivery systems, their biodistribution characteristics should be systematically understood.

Although a body of isolated work has reported that NF-κB controls expression of acute-phase reactants [ 17], cytokines [ 18], anti-apoptotic proteins [ 19], and autoregulators of the IKK-NF-κB pathway [ 12, 13, 20], the full spectrum of NF-κB-dependent genes are only beginning to be systematically understood [ 21].

He set out to show how mathematics can be used to systematically understand and compute aspects of nature, music, and the world.

In this paper, we attempt to systematically understand the challenges behind this problem and investigate the feasibility of solving it.

How might the Web platforms be used as an observatory to systematically understand the dynamics of the public's attention during disaster events?

Chiang et al. [1, 2] propose an optimization decomposition technique to systematically understand the network architecture, known as "layering as optimization decomposition".

After completing his residencies, his intellectual curiosity remained unsatisfied; he wanted to systematically understand how medical conditions affect the brain and how the brain affects behavior, especially memory.

To systematically understand these parameters, two sets of experiments were performed by burning n-octane in cylindrically shaped ice cavities of 5.7 cm diameter.

A combination of experiments, density functional theory (DFT) and kinetic calculations was used to systematically understand the detailed chemistry of heterogeneous mercury reaction with HBr over Fe2O3 surface.

Thus, it is necessary to choose some feature sections along the transverse and longitudinal direction of blade and systematically understand the deformation characteristics of blade forging process.

In order to systematically understand the characteristics of the different kinks, initially, a comprehensive statistical analysis was carried out using typical BF TEM images (Figure 1c), which are mainly concentrated in the range of 20 to 30 nm.