Sentence examples for which systematic from inspiring English sources

New Zealand became officially British in 1840, after which systematic colonization there followed rapidly.

"It has also led to the closure of an institution in which systematic abuse of vulnerable people would otherwise have continued".

In December 2012, the government pledged to return about 3,000 people to their communities from long-stay hospitals and institutions, following the Winterbourne View scandal, in which systematic abuse of residents was exposed.

Each stratum is considered as an independent sub-population in which systematic sampling is applied.

Secondly, qualitative instruction for system design can be obtained, by which systematic steps for controller design of TSS are formed.

The methodology is implemented into a computer-aided framework through which systematic model-based methods and tools are retrieved and used for specific pharmaceutical process-related problems.

Each of these raise worrying questions of credibility which require systematic investigation by an independent inquiry.

The GMC took evidence from 26 witnesses, which showed systematic management problems at the trust, but none could be attributed to an individual doctor.

In 1992, OSHA established a Process Safety Management Rule, which requires systematic assessments of hazards, and training of employees and contractors, among other steps.

Because of the lack of research, the Cochrane Collaboration, which publishes systematic reviews of randomized controlled trials, recommends against giving decongestants to young children.

The first has to do with the abuse of presidential authority, which was systematic in the cases of both Nixon and George W. Bush.