systematization

Examples of systematized

systematized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

They include repeated falls, syncope, transient loss of consciousness, systematized delusions, and hallucinations in other modalities.
The references are systematized according to the disease category.
The references are systematized according to the strategy for cancer therapy.
Thousands of different reactions and decay modes were investigated and systematized, mostly without any bearing on theory.
At first, this knowledge was not collected, collated, and systematized.
Its rigorous demonstrations reach perfection and such systematized abstraction has immense consequences.
We systematized an enormous quantity of the research literature, including all studies that had been used by proponents to promote premature infant massage.
Dons' work contains an impressive amount of detail that has been systematized, analysed and presented in sensible categories and in a very readable format.
Systematized bystander protections would provide to ethics committees and investigators a roadmap of how to approach any study involving such risks.
It would be no surprise if bilingual children also systematized the phonology of their two languages once they had a vocabulary of about 50 words.
There is still a bias in the field toward "systematized" varieties of languages.
Such a systematized approach will bring measurable efficiencies as well as a reduction of avoidable morbidity and mortality.
This comparatively systematized approach seems to have entailed rather ritualized forms of honour conflicts.
Table 3 shows references that report outcome of gene therapy trials targeting monogenic diseases, systematized according to the disease category.
Table 1 shows all identified references reporting outcome of gene therapy trials against cancer, systematized according to the strategy used.
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