Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Systematic"

A: @kmtkahi
SYSTEMATIC: acting according to a fixed plan or system.

One word meaning for this word is also methodical.

A: Involving a system (a set of ways).

Ex. There is a systematic prejudice towards women.

A: What we need is a systematic approach, we can't have everyone doing their own thing.

For easy access, the files should be organized into binders.

A: systematically is I'm according to the system, for eg 'I systematically made the cake' I.e you followed the instructions to make the cake .

systemically has a relationship to/affects the system, for e.g 'blood provides oxygen systemically to the muscles'

A: The word "systematic" is an adjective used to describe something that is done or carried out according to a system, plan, or method.
Example sentence: The company has a systematic approach to training its employees.

On the other hand, "systematical" is an adverb used to describe something that is done in a systematic way.
Example sentence: The researcher systematically analyzed the data.

In general, "systematic" is a more commonly used word and can be used as both an adjective and an adverb. "Systematical" is less commonly used and is mainly used as an adverb to describe the manner in which something is done systematically.

A:
They’re pretty much the same. The only difference is…
Systematic is the ability to do something according to plan, yours of someone else’s. It focuses more on the ability to follow it.

Methodical is the ability to do something in an organised way. Whether there was a plan beforehand or not it’s not important. This word focuses on how the steps are linked and carried out.

A: Systematical has the same meaning as systematic, but systematic is preferred

A: systematic