The phrase "also we experienced that" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing shared experiences, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "During our trip, we also experienced that the weather changed unexpectedly."
Alternatives: "we also encountered that" or "we also observed that".
Skien also experienced that media changed focus from critical to supportive.
Nurses also experienced that changes from one day to another were not often possible so they had to accept long-term thinking on the part of the parents.
Also, we feel that the lessons and experience gained in caring for patients with a particular disability will be transferable not only to patients with various disabilities, but also to fostering professionalism in the compassionate, competent care of all patients.
We consider, of interest, to highlight that the confining potential for holes in a In0.2Ga0.8N-GaN QW also experiences that kind of single-to-double QW transition at the value ofα0reported in the current work.
However, we have also experienced that it is typically less robust, and in some of the most challenging numerical tests discussed in the rest of the paper we had to use the more traditional MUSCL-CN initial guess.
We have also experienced that clinical evaluations of pin sites are an insensitive outcome, i.e., an intervention that showed highly significant differences in positive bacterial cultures and use of antibiotics but no differences in clinical pin-site infections according to the Checketts Otterburns classification [6, 8].
Based on our experiments, we also experience that using a k value greater than the number of existing natural clusters in the zone (number of declared vegetation types in the LPIS) would not help achieve higher accuracies.
Many women in my city attached huge importance to it – and I have also experienced that here in Quito.
As observed by many researchers, they also experienced that quenching the reduced oxides is very important.
They also experienced that the residents' changed between a state of passivity or apathy and a state of inappropriate restlessness.
