Definition of "systematically" []

• In an organized manner. (adverb)

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• "Simonians, themselves influenced by the theocrats, were the first to use the term systematically in the mid-1820's, to refer to a complex of related elements which they held to characterize the modern “critical epoch” originating with the Reformation."
• "The engagement with an author which begins with his first novel and goes forward, one novel after the other, following a development systematically, is a very rare one."
• "Not until the 1980s did scientists begin systematically searching for asteroids near Earth."