Sentence examples for this type of systematic from inspiring English sources

This type of systematic planning and dedication gives me hope that our future climate and energy problems can be solved.

This type of systematic, unbiased examination of the antigen recognition repertoire of any given T or NK cell receptor has, until recently, been extremely difficult.

This type of systematic study is critical for understanding cell and substrate transport behavior in complex, heterogeneous systems, and illustrates the potential uncertainty associated with measurements in such systems.

Many experts see this type of systematic doping as the biggest threat to sport.

Psychologists use the term gaslighting to describe this type of systematic lying -- an allusion to an old movie in which a man drives his wife to question her sanity by telling her odd lies and manipulating the level of gaslight in the house so that she keeps seeing lights dim for no reason.

It will be useful to introduce single-amino-acid substitutions within each mutagenized sequence of interest and to extend this type of systematic mutagenesis to other amino acid permeases or other transporters for data comparisons.

But the current royal commission, which has pointed towards the type of systematic fraud she has been denouncing for years, still represents a kind of crowning glory after years of hard slog for Brailey, who founded and single-handedly runs the Banking and Finance Consumers Support Association from a cottage in the Western Australian bush.

Previous FSW research seems to be still far from the type of systematic engineering approach that leads to consistent results, in particular for polymeric materials and especially for lap joining of polymers.

The German term has the advantage of more adequately delimiting of the type of systematic knowledge that is at stake in the conflict between science and pseudoscience.

However, methodological quality differs substantially according to the type of systematic review.

However, the type of systematic surveillance required to support such assertions would be extremely expensive and likely not justifiable.