Sentence examples for systematically undertaken from inspiring English sources

Similar decompositions of drivers of yield change under climate change scenarios have not been systematically undertaken in large area impact studies.

A review of the efficacy of acupuncture as treatment for opiate addiction, covering 33 years of reported literature in western scientific journals, was systematically undertaken.

This Note advances that proposition by closely analyzing the text and the history of the Assembly Clause, a project that has not yet been systematically undertaken.

After Whitehead's Process and Reality (which surely offers a plethora of observations, arguments, and analyses in support of all three of these claims), the various steps of a process-philosophical theory revision have been rarely explicitly envisaged, let alone systematically undertaken.

Although RSV is a leading cause of LRTI in infants and children, identifying the etiology of LRTI is not systematically undertaken in EDs or physician offices.

This strongly suggests that what can be done for the yeast PHO5 gene can be systematically undertaken for other genes with non-equilibrium features, with the solution now being understood explicitly through Equation 7, without recourse to MATLAB.

And then he systematically undertakes a program to reconstruct his image.

32 This study will systematically undertake comparisons to identify whether decision-makers adequately represent the views of the public.

In April, Mr Macierewicz said the new Territorial Defence Force was needed because Poland "is threatened by the actions of our neighbour Russia, which makes no secret of its aggressive intentions and which since 2008 has systematically been undertaking action aimed at destabilising the peaceful order in Europe".

To address this issue systematically, we undertook a genome-wide screen to identify the BCR-regulated transcriptional module and used functional studies to establish Myc as a hub of the network that shapes the response to BCR-priming.

The review of the evidence for clinical effectiveness was undertaken systematically, following the general principles recommended in the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Intervention.