Sentence examples for under systematically from inspiring English sources

We perform an optimization of pinhole neutron guide systems under systematically varying conditions.

In this work, the role of substrate material is examined by measuring surface wettability of three different substrate materials (glass, polyimide and copper) under systematically varied conditions.

Thermal ageing at constant temperature (350 °C) and under systematically designed temperature-varying conditions were performed on the metastable austenitic phase of hypoeutectoid Cu Al Be shape memory alloy.

Transformation of the impedance data to the distribution of relaxation times (DRT) and comparison of measurements taken under systematically varied test conditions enabled clear visual identification of five electrode processes that contribute to the cell resistance.

The bistability domains under the nominal value of K c in Figure  8B and those under systematically perturbed values of K c in Additional file 4: Figure S3 demonstrate the same trend of behavior as those in Figure  8A and Additional file 3: Figure S2.

This new emerging field, namely mechanomics, makes it possible to elucidate the global responses under systematically-varied mechanical stimuli.

In my experience under-resourced, systematically disadvantaged individuals and groups have more compelling claims on our sympathies than the elite.

That is, under what circumstances would individuals systematically under-/over-compensate for context-induced variation in speech and create competing perceptual and production norms in the speech community?

Were the pollsters, for some reason, systematically under-sampling Republican voters?

The rising tally of dead roe and red deer is still mercifully small, but contested by local people who claim that it is being systematically under-counted.

Investigators found that "BPD seriously and systematically under-investigates reports of sexual assault, and the sexual assault investigations it does conduct are marked by practices that significantly compromise the effectiveness and impartiality of its response to sexual assault".