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The phrase "also observe that much" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context where you want to draw attention to a significant amount of something that has been noted or seen.
Example: "In addition to the previous findings, I also observe that much of the data supports our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "also note that a lot" or "additionally see that much".
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"And we also observe that much of the progress in reducing child mortality in Indonesia occurred during 1990-2005 white it has slowed considerably in the last decade".
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But I also came to observe that much of the mystique and glamour came from the marketing machines of Hollywood, where an ordinary Kansas-born kid was transformed into something more in a photograph, through makeup, wardrobe, a striking pose, or a flattering angle of light.
In addition, we also observe that VSN is much more sensitive to the variation of m than the proposed Bayesian method.
We also observe that, when is much larger, the increase of delay is not significant.
We also observe that our proof is much easier and quite short.
We can also observe that it takes a much longer time to solve a puzzle than to verify the given puzzle solution.
We also observe that the GKS method is much more robust and stable for under-resolved cases due to its upwinding nature and interpolations used in calculating fluxes.
Furthermore, we also observe that the standard deviation on average is much higher than the sensitivity interval.
Furthermore, we can also observe that the maximum delay of the b2PFS scheme is much lower than for the PFS.
We also observe that the motion compensated images for our scheme are much closer to the original images.
We also observe that for all test sets, the minimum cost found by CCE-GA is much better than that of CDE-GA.
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