The phrase "and multiple observations of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various instances or examples of something that has been observed or noted.
Example: "The study was based on extensive research and multiple observations of the species in its natural habitat."
Alternatives: "and several instances of" or "and numerous sightings of".
But with increasing triangulation of data and multiple observations in different contexts, it was determined that the identified difficulty was an authentic part of student thinking rather than a function of how a particular textbook presented material, how a particular teacher taught, or the nature of a particular question.
The study also applies methodological innovations in the study of disclosure of HIV status by disaggregating disclosure before sex and disclosure after sex [ 29] and by including multiple observations of an individual MSMW's disclosure behaviors.
Because each of the 11 overlapping facilities was assessed once by each survey method and each facility contained multiple observations of health workers and patients, a linear regression model with generalized estimating equations (GEE) and robust variance estimation was used to account for correlations within the repeated measures of the health service indicators at each facility.
The standard errors are calculated by the Prism program as part of the nonlinear fit statistical analysis, and reflect the equivalence of the multiple observations of the variables, affinity, and bound R 2 value from the different sites, rather than from repeated measurements.
GPS data recovered from animals will contain multiple observations of turning angles and directional biases and can be summarized as a frequency histogram.
The track reconstruction is to restore the positions and angles of the incident particles using the multiple observations of different channels at different positions, and its accuracy determines the angular resolution of the explorer.
Multiple observations of subsurface and surface phenomena during volcanic eruptions provide important information about eruption styles, eruption column dynamics, and magma plumbing systems.
Their approach models the repeated admissions, for each subject, as separate observations with the risk not influenced by the number of events (admissions) that the individual undergoes and strongly presumes independence between the multiple observations of a person in time.
For each protein the number of unique peptides and the total peptide count, which includes multiple observations of the same peptide, are listed.
Combining multiple observations of supra- and subgingival biofilms reflects to some degree the dynamics of biofilm formation, which leads us to the following view of plaque formation.
