Sentence examples for tried to be systematic from inspiring English sources
Where possible, we have tried to be systematic in naming the canSNPs.
Wherever you decide to focus your inquiry, try to be systematic in your thinking.
In this study, the potential metabolic mechanism of CPP was tried to be interpreted by a network analysis method to the urine metabonomics data at a systematic level.
"They are trying to be more systematic," said a Western diplomat in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
It's the answer that Friedrich Schlegel gave in his 'Athenaeum Fragments': philosophy is a way of trying to be a systematic spirit without having a system".
But I no longer believe there is an alternative.To Mr Wolf's credit, he at least tries to be somewhat systematic in coming to this conclusion.We have to address four questions.
"Now we're trying to be more systematic, and we've developed a regional Arctic climate model that's very similar to the global climate models participating in Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessments," he told BBC News.
Try to be a having-it-all supermom and you're stressed out, exhausted and frustrated with the systematic barriers to equality, not to mention regularly pilloried for being insufficiently dedicated to your children.
