Examples of using Are systematically in English and their translations into German
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Girls are systematically disadvantaged inIndia.
Files, documents and data carriers are systematically destroyed.
The pirates are systematically doing I use the word, it's an anachronism market research.
Criticism from the Council of Europe, the OSCE, and the Union are systematically ignored.
Termites are systematically closer to cockroaches, and ants are closer to wasps and bees.
The calculated frequencies are systematically about 10% too high.
Magnetic susceptibility, foliation, and rock quality determination("RQD") measurements are systematically collected.
HARTJES therapeutic shoes for diabetics are systematically designed to meet these high requirements.
Granulate cannot pass the tiny holes of shower heads-and other reasons of death for the Holocaust are systematically hidden.
The data structures are systematically destroyed, it‘s practically impossible to replicate the information.
Intelligent machines and products, storage systems and resources are systematically interlinked using IT….
Our working procedures and processes are systematically put together and products are double-checked by an external laboratory.
All business processes- starting with innovation management and complaint management all the way to an integrated communication- are systematically designed toward this goal.
Available in three sizes, these units(Fig. 1) are systematically designed with low energy consumption and high productivity in mind.
They are systematically denied citizenship, their freedom of speech and freedom of movement are limited, and they are denied other basic human rights.
Cultural traits of former ethnic societies are systematically organized by modern nation states;
Recipients are systematically- and illegally- left under the impression that they have to respond to these letters in any event and at their own cost.
But socially marginalizedgroups are also threatened by violence and are systematically displaced from the city center through the destruction of the environments where they live.
Connected: drafting the text of the advertisement, compiling the appointment list, and awarding appointments:all individual steps and decisions in the approval and appointment process are systematically linked.
Contacts in the professional world are systematically integrated into the teaching, and support the students in building up their professional network.
The development of hit to lead compounds, andfurther optimization towards preclinical drug candidates with acceptable pharmacokinetic profile are systematically pushed forward using state-of-the-art methodologies.
All information pages and basic metadata are systematically translated into the three Swiss national languages(French, German and Italian) as well as English.
Even worse: They are systematically alienated from their own bodies and indoctrinated with rigid puritanical attitudes which impede their emotional growth.
Customer/user feedbacks on various improvements, or ideas for new products are systematically sent to the relevant departments Design office, Administration, Senior management.
Available sources are systematically analyzed for contents relevant for classification in order to derive characteristics, which are used to model the classification.
The interfaces between design and implementation are systematically minimized to meet the needs of the customer in terms of quality and optimal productivity.
Legal obstacles are systematically eliminated by, for example, indiscriminately classifying and deporting refugees who cannot immediately present all their papers as"stubborn identity deniers.
Certified blanks and standards are systematically used as part of Guyana Goldstrike's QA/QC program with one blank and standard inserted at every 20 sample intervals.
Environmental, business and operational risks are systematically assessed and either deemed acceptable and within the risk appetite or undesirable and to be reduced with appropriate measures.