systematic
વ્યવસ્થિત
definition
adjective
a systematic search of the whole city
done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; methodical.
translation of 'systematic'
adjective
રીતસરનું
example
The first 'systematic' review of this procedure was published in 1983.
Data from other turtle species suggest that 'systematic' differences in adult survival rates between sexes are rare.
Apparently his Manual of Theology was the first 'systematic' theology by a Baptist in America.
There has been little 'systematic' evaluation of either adult basic education or community college remedial programs.
You may not achieve all of them, but a 'systematic' plan gives you the best chance of doing so.
How can he maintain that his data warrant a 'systematic' search for support of his ideas?
We planned a 'systematic' review to assess the evidence on the diagnostic impact of these and other signs and symptoms.
We carefully examined whether taking this subset introduced any 'systematic' bias into our sample.
Of course, we do not complain about a more 'systematic' approach to wharf and ship security.
We believe this is the first 'systematic' review to investigate the measurement of quality of data in primary care.
They also weren't as 'systematic' in determining if they had a match as the adults where.
You have to be 'systematic' , and you have to stay with it.
In addition, the influence of parental behavior has received little 'systematic' attention.
New World wine regions are less 'systematic' in their barrel preparation.
The pilot study facilitates a more 'systematic' approach to actual data collection and analysis.
Unfortunately neither their recovery nor all of their study have been very 'systematic' .
These are really issues of practical and 'systematic' approaches to primary care.
After diagnosis, each patient was placed on similar treatment and had the same 'systematic' evaluations performed.
Unless and until such a 'systematic' method is introduced, the delay cannot be cut down.
Taking a more 'systematic' approach will prevent you from having to move items around later.
In 1965 I began 'systematically' collecting data on the symptoms and possible causes of autism.
For too long now we have mismanaged our coaching and playing talent by failing to 'systematically' identify and develop it.
You are being constantly and 'systematically' targeted by a number of individuals and organisations.
Rather, we must 'systematically' target and destroy the complex network of international terrorism.
External interest in, and impact on, the region has in fact 'systematically' increased.
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