Sentence examples for their systematically from inspiring English sources

For tandem mismatches one has however to consider their systematically larger stability compared with duplexes containing two mismatches which are separated by at least one WC pairing.

Syamal K. Sen and Ravi P. Agarwal in their monograph systematically organized their work of 2008 and 2009 on π and other irrational numbers.

These analyses were important because participants were not tested in the laboratory and they may have modified their performance systematically to fit their hypotheses about the study.

Hospital trusts will be able to evaluate their services systematically and plan their care appropriately to meet local and regional needs and demands based on our study findings.

Moseley applied their method systematically to measure the spectra of X-rays produced by many elements.

In "The Not-So-Long Gray Line" (Op-Ed, June 28), Lucian K. Truscott IV asserts that officers today, as during Vietnam, resign "en masse" from the military because their superiors systematically lie to them.

Where informed actors see their gains systematically reduced or wiped out by swifter algorithmic traders, investing in deeper information and analysis makes little business sense.

So these people (most of us, I think) must go along, their views systematically underrepresented until the rule of the pushy yammerers becomes too intolerable and they leave.

The aim of this article is to propose those concepts and to investigate their properties systematically.

In combination with path-following methods, it allows us to track oscillations and their bifurcations systematically.

All the variables involved in the synthesis can be independently controlled, and their impact systematically assessed to prepare better catalysts.