Sentence examples for systemic point from inspiring English sources

DeSeve talks about how states should be publishing information "from a systemic point of view", which is interesting.

He went on: "From the systemic point of view, there is something disturbing about investors that had substantial short-term profit in backing toxic loans now swooping down to make another profit on cleaning up that mess".

"I'm really arguing," he said, "that we should not lose some of the powers we have now, which involve our ability to go into banks, make our direct assessments of their safety and soundness and if necessary, make rules that would keep them safe and sound from a systemic point of view".

First, heavily downgraded insurers would lose their raison d'être and thus face the prospect of selling up or going into "run-off": closing to new business and gradually winding down.Worse, from a systemic point of view, when a monoline is downgraded all of the paper it has insured must be downgraded too.

The results of the case studies demonstrate the importance of locational economic signals for the use of the transmission network as a way to achieve planning solutions with lower costs from the systemic point of view.

With the ultimate objective to provide an approach to facilitate this integration, this work presents a characterization of the APS from a systemic point of view, using standardized Software Engineering concepts.

This non-orthogonality may be unrealized in real-world hardware implementation, and would consequentially cause a beamformer to have a systemic pointing error, which is derived analytically here in this paper.

At a systemic level, economists have pointed out that technical and commercial availability and consumer acceptability of an innovation are the two main drivers of its diffusion.

Interoperable justice agency databases could be used to identify systemic trouble points relate them to case complexity and perhaps develop improvements.

Collection and analysis of 1 3 blood samples per dose may provide insight into dose-proportional or non-dose-proportional differences in systemic bioavailability, pointing towards saturation of absorption or elimination or some other phenomenon warranting further investigation.

The results suggest that smoking represent an important cause of systemic inflammation, pointing out the Th17/Treg balance as an important checkpoint in the pathophysiology of lung adenocarcinoma.