Sentence examples for to be systematically applied from inspiring English sources

"Yet it seems to be systematically applied to everything".

The obtained results emphasize that suitably targeted MD runs can be fast enough to be systematically applied to predict the bioactivity of large datasets providing it as an useful tool in rational ligand design process.

Such an approach is well-established in dementia, but yet to be systematically applied in delirium, and particularly not in population studies.

Based on any given preliminary design, the proposed heuristic evolution procedure can be systematically applied to produce an improved network with fewer interconnections, less total throughput and near minimum freshwater usage.

Indexing —The thematic framework will be systematically applied to the interview data.

Firstly, we suggest a set of model reduction tools that can be systematically applied to a given model.

One consistent definition should be systematically applied by all educational institutions.

In 17% of the 367 cases tested, unavailability "appeared to have been systematically applied to prevent patients being reported as not meeting their treatment guarantee date".

In this trial, for the first time ever to our knowledge, random allocation to high exposure to broad-spectrum antibiotics in the ICU has been systematically applied according to a systematic algorithm and this resulted in prolongation of renal failure.

According to the International Committee of the Red Cross, they have been systematically applied to prisoners across that country.

A framework approach guided the identification of key themes used to develop the thematic framework, which was systematically applied to all the data [ 22, 23].