Sentence examples for approach of observing from inspiring English sources

Our approach of observing several sub-cellular processes allowed us to analyse differences in the kinome requirement for multiple subcellular processes.

For me, the whole work is also a sociological approach of observing reactions of people from different places.

A qualitative approach of observing M&M meetings (n = 30) and conducting interviews (n = 40) was used to examine the impact on meetings and on front-line clinicians and hospital managers.

So he chose a novel but controversial approach: instead of observing an election, he participated in one.

In Heckman's two-step approach, the probability of observing a positive WTP was predicted by a binary Probit model in the first step, while in the second step, a quantile regression on the observations above zero WTP was estimated.

At MCS of approximately 2 males calling per pond per year, the graph approaches 100% probability of observing evidence of reproductive activity.

The dispute over UK membership "marks a potentially revolutionary turning point in a previously consistent national approach of building, observing and working within international obligations", he said.

He said an in-out referendum on the EU - promised by the Conservatives if they win the next election - was "a potentially revolutionary turning point in a previously consistent national approach of building, observing and working within international obligations".

Related: Dominic Grieve: quitting ECHR could damage UK's constitution The dispute over UK membership "marks a potentially revolutionary turning point in a previously consistent national approach of building, observing and working within international obligations", he said.

The use of scanning electron microscopy-backscattered electron (SEM-BSE) detector and the combination of focused ion beam (FIB)/ transmission electron microscopy (TEM) provided a powerful approach for observing the dispersion of HAP particles in the polymer matrix.

This approach reduces the probability of observing chance associations due to multiple testing.