Sentence examples for systematising from inspiring English sources

Any way of systematising knowledge about them would thus be welcome, starting with features that the genes which cause diseases have in common.On the face of it, genes that cause diseases do share one thing: they are, in a technical sense, non-essential.

Systematising practice in this way may be an uncomfortable culture shift for social work, but it may be necessary in order to demonstrate the effectiveness of our practice.

That is why the Labour government spent huge sums checking, auditing, redefining and systematising their controls.

By this time, Zawahiri was responsible, most comprehensively in his 2001 memoir, Knights under the Prophet's Banner, for systematising the political ideology founded on the vision of Sayyid Qutb.

Some of Lewis's important early work on the metaphysics of mind was concerned with systematising the progress positivists, especially Ramsey and Carnap, had made on just this problem.

This connects the extreme systematising patterns of thought which make a good mathematician with the preponderance of men among those with Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism that does not harm a person's general intelligence.

It is all part of the promise of connected and self-driving cars, which allow data about individual journeys, routes and vehicles to be centrally monitored, controlled and systematised.

The Fed's new swap lines with other central banks are an important reassurance for countries that face a liquidity squeeze; those swap lines deserve to be systematised and broadened.Modest as they sound, such repairs will be difficult and time-consuming.

That has been done haphazardly in the past, but Dr Yuan and his team have systematised the process.

He never systematised his ideas in a substantial book.

Following Lenin's terrible legacy, he systematised the persecution of the country's brightest and best.