Sentence examples for there is systematically from inspiring English sources

"It may be that there is systematically poor oversight" of the airstrikes, he said.

Even if many countries are even managing to achieve the water or the sanitation target, the truth is that there are systematically patterns of exclusion inside countries that have not diminished over the past 15 years – sometimes on the contrary they have deepened themselves.

Köhler and Poll (2010) observed differently in Berlin because EGRs there were systematically amended with lime as a response to acid rain in the 1980s.

The top panel shows that for Swarm-A the rms error is less than 5 mm for most of the Earth, but there are systematically larger errors close to the geomagnetic poles and, to a lesser extent, also along the geomagnetic equator.

The UN cites that children there are systematically killed, injured, have experienced repeated sexual assaults and are often recruited by armed groups operating in the northern part of the country.

Our findings would be biased if, in those from the original sample who did not attend for examination, there were systematically different associations of sex and growth environment to lipids, body shape or diabetes.

The sum of donor and acceptor fluorescence intensities was larger for HAP1 particles at all concentrations, suggesting that there were systematically more Fn adsorbed onto HAP1 than onto HAP2 particles.

It means we recognise there is a structure out there that is systematically making women feel bad.

This mandate is of utmost importance because if there is a group that is systematically excluded from civil society, then this structural exclusion tends to breed injustice.

Also among both boys and girls the random measurement error tended to be largest among students with low response capability while only among girls with low response capability there was a systematically larger underestimation of weight.

To evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of the data there is a need to systematically carry out validation exercises, ideally through the employment of capture-recapture statistics.