Sentence examples for widely systematic from inspiring English sources

Inadequately controlled perioperative pain is a risk factor for long-term pain and, although studied widely, systematic reviews have shown that evidence on long-term benefit is limited.

The biggest benefits of widely available systematic geological models will be an enhanced public understanding of the sub-surface in 3D, and the teaching of geoscience students.

Now we need a more widely disseminated, systematic use of these kinds of resources.

The most widely acknowledged systematic analysis on the origin of nervous systems was presented by George Howard Parker in his book " The Elementary Nervous Systems".

The human + Schizosaccharomyces clade, which corresponds to the widely accepted systematic hypothesis of the Opisthokonta, then could be explained as a LBA artifact localized within a group of generally more slowly-evolving sequences.

The widely discussed systematic review by Cipriani et al, 11 which assessed 12 new generation antidepressants in a network meta-analysis and ranked reboxetine last, had similar findings to those of our review.

It provides a conceptual framework which can be used to understand factors that influence successful implementation in health care, and is based on theories identified by Greenhalgh and colleagues' widely cited systematic review [ 26, 32].

Spinal manipulations are widely used, and systematic reviews have also shown that these manipulations are more effective than placebos.

To use an analogy: the availability of a widely accepted and systematic set of analogies and the availability of what are taken to be moral norms may stand to one another as chicken does to egg: each may be an indispensable moment in the genesis of the other.

[5] A systematic, widely applicable, and robust approach is badly needed.

Although the green fruit of S. integrifolium is widely consumed, no systematic reports have yet been carried out regarding its medicinal activity.