Sentence examples for with the systematically from inspiring English sources
InAs/InGaAs dot-in-well (DWELL) structures have been investigated with the systematically varied InGaAs thickness.
In this work, the InAs DWELL structure has been studied with the systematically varied InGaAs thickness, especially the SBL thickness.
With the systematically organized and indexed constraints embedded in the feature models, and a supporting change propagation method, this proposed methodology is a good fit for collaborative engineering of chemical process projects.
This prediction coincides with the systematically lower expression levels of probes in the Magenta module in strain A/J.
However, with the systematically used coding in Sweden for that period 1993 2007 (using ICD-10 and SNOMED; see Table 1), the number was considerably (20%) higher (N=1452), with age-standardised rates of 8.3 (95% CI, 7.7 8.9) per 1 000 000 for men and 8.2 (95% CI, 7.7 8.8) for women.
The Germans, along with the British, systematically exploited the forests, but also established a botanical garden at Amani, experimenting with plants from all over the world.
Critics of the policy said many Russians gave away their shares too easily, with the oligarchs systematically buying them up as cheaply as they could.
To deal with the problem systematically, intelligence agencies need to construct a threat matrix for each individual foreign fighter, indicating not only why they went to the conflict zones but, still more importantly, why they returned.
Thus cladistic molecular characters agree with cladistic morphological characters and significant protein trees and disagree with the probably systematically biased rRNA tree [ 1].
He speaks of fighter planes 'bagging' 40 people, describes bombers as 'Einsatzgruppen' and bomb victims as 'Ausgerottete', which equates them with those systematically killed in the concentration camps.
The United States attorney in Manhattan recently charged the New York City Department of Correction with systematically violating the civil rights of male teenagers held at its Rikers Island facility by failing to protect them from brutal and illegal treatment by correction officers.
