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Meanings of more systematic in English

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Usage of more systematic in English
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Others came under the somewhat more systematic teachings of Barrow and Greenwood.
The American Nation: A History — Volume 1: European Background o...
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Finally a more systematic sort of drain developed from this last one.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
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After catching your breath, you decide to be a bit more systematic.
The Master Algorithm
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It's more systematic, with the fetuses looking more robust and dangerous.
World After
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The new study tried to be more global and more systematic.
Reuters
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I am optimistic it will become more systematic and more consistent.
Reuters
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These depredations were succeeded by a more systematic mode of plunder.
Germany from the Earliest Period, Volume 4
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With Cromwell, the embezzlement was more systematic: it was a method of keeping accounts.
The Historic Thames
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This time she made earlier inquiries, and was altogether more systematic in her proceedings.
Wessex Tales
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He would become more systematic in his hunt for her.
White corridor
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Then Jean's and Henriette's relations began to be established on a more systematic basis.
The Downfall
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These days training is more systematic and better delivered.
The Guardian
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A revision of air mail rates upon a more systematic and permanent footing is necessary.
State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006)
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It just means we can do it in a cheaper and more systematic way, Holmes said.
Reuters
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The schemes that she tentatively suggested now were more grounded, more systematic, more likely to succeed.
The Scar
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The results of more recent and more systematic inquiry have shown the belief to be unfounded.
Life and Letters of Robert Browning
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