Sentence examples for to systematically apply from inspiring English sources

He began to wonder why nobody had thought to systematically apply satire to international development.

Now, researchers are starting to systematically apply this knowledge to develop scalable living data storage systems and simple computational interfaces.

"I'm the first person to systematically apply a technique on the Isle of Wight using sediment that scientists said wouldn't reveal anything interesting," he says.

HR served as an embedded adviser to the account team, conducting weekly sessions to systematically apply the network analysis findings and concepts in team planning, development, and information sharing.

Members of the PPPL and Princeton machine-learning team are the first to systematically apply a deep learning approach to the problem of disruption forecasting in tokamak fusion plasmas.

Our approach aims to overcome these limitations by: (1) using model-driven techniques to reduce the development effort associated to systematically apply reusable solutions for satisfying NFRs; and (2) using aspect-orientation to improve the modularization of these crosscutting concerns.

"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.

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".

Many means are already available but may need to be more systematically applied, existing structures such as EIBIR need to be strengthened, and leaders need to consistently and unequivocally emphasise the role of research for radiology.