Sentences with phrase «to be systemic»

There's no systemic problems with IPCC projections though.

«There were no systemic issues with voting, and under no circumstances were votes blocked,» the department insists.

My clinical approach is systemic in nature, as I view people not as individuals in isolation, but as part of a larger family system.

Where there is systemic risk, stand behind the core but not the fringe; defend debt claims, and wipe out equity claims.

It's quite clear that if there is systemic failure that default swaps also fail.

The aim is systemic change, and if learning is aided by it, good, but secondary to overcoming the gap in empowerment.

What I have briefly described here is a systemic approach for school and district improvement.

Driving while drunk is a systemic cause of auto accidents.

By the time you see this, the yeast infection is systemic throughout the body, similar to seeing a mushroom pop up on the forest floor.

There are some systemic diseases that can cause bad breath.

The underlying mechanism appears to be a systemic effect of elevated CO2 on cognitive function and decision making in marine fish.

Family therapy is a systemic based therapeutic approach that uses the strengths of the family to address individual or family issues.

In the coming days, we encourage all to remember there is a systemic impact from these events that can affect anyone.

However, despite its phenomenal growth, the market's total combined value is still significantly below $ 1 trillion and likely too small to be a systemic threat to the global financial sector.

The data suggest there are systemic barriers that exist in that specific field that are going to require much more effort to understand and address.

When you think about it, the single greatest source of unnecessary human misery is systemic injustice.

The problems our children face are systemic and will only be solved when all agencies that work with kids are part of the solution.

This trend could also be systemic of investors willing to take on more risk in search of yields in the low rate environment.

«What we're worried about are systemic issues» and how they «are managed» once they emerge, he said.

Both substances are systemic chemicals that work their way from the seed through the plant.

He focused on the relationships among these parts and noticed that there were systemic patterns to the way they were organized across those in therapy.

So many people have to be involved throughout the development of any new product and service, and there is a systemic need for speed and decision - making at speed.

In the first two comparisons, there was no systemic difference in turnover patterns between the two groups.

Diabetes is a systemic disease affecting all parts of the body, including the eye and may lead to vision loss.

Given that regular consumption of sugar is a systemic inflammatory trigger, on a whole body level, how would it not contribute to «setting the stage» for periodontal disease to flourish?

«Today, the overwhelming majority of symptoms we experience are systemic — affecting the whole body, not just a single organ or tissue,» she adds.

How adequate are descriptions of the larger historical context that shapes consciousness and surrounds individual and communal life; and, how is the systemic influence of the alien gods described and addressed?

But now that it is gone there is no systemic structure in place for Indigenous input into government decision making at the national level.

Additionally, if there are systemic legal problems in a specific geographic area, intake staff at the hospital can be proactive to identify if the patient has the same legal problem.

While the influenza virus is wholly contained in the lungs under normal circumstances, several symptoms of influenza are systemic, including fever, headache, fatigue and muscle aches.

The poor financial management systems within the Commission are systemic.

And given the limited supply of new homes, the result has been systemic house price inflation well beyond the growth of the economy.

This seemed to be a systemic reaction to the UV - B stress, since even seed cones hidden among foliage died.

If each teacher or school tried to evolve and improve in isolation, we would never achieve the gains needed, because there would be no systemic learning or adoption of best practice.

There could actually be systemic problems, even fraud, but my «feeling» is that it's more a lack of attention and focus.

These antibodies are systemic, but they have a finite life.

Canine distemper is a systemic and highly contagious disease.

Does that mean there are systemic similarities between those two situations?

The foremost criterion by which to judge any existing or potential energy source is its systemic ecological impact.

My point being that there has to be systemic studies showing that climate change is making matters comparatively worse.

Since their inception, banks have been a systemic risk to the economic well - being of nations.

Working in coal mines is a systemic cause of black lung disease.

Sex without contraception is a systemic cause of unwanted pregnancies.