Sentence examples for approaching observations from inspiring English sources

A model for cathodic crystal growth of metals by direct transfer of depositing metal ions at kink sites formed by the creation of growing atom rows in self-perpetuating crystal steps due to emerging screw dislocations, is found to yield both transient and steady-state expectations approaching observations on the iron-group metals.

Another column of Iraqi tanks, approaching observation post 2, were engaged by aircraft and also repulsed that night.

Under the random forest approach, observations are considered similar if they tend to converge in the same terminal node in a suitably constructed collection of classification and regression trees (Breiman 2001; Liaw and Wiener 2012).

Using an ethnographic approach, observations of how nurses provide care in practice would be an interesting subject for future studies.

Following an action research approach, observations on the quality of the education were collated from participants, tutors and an independent educator and used to reflect and sequentially modify the workshop.

Physicians who were interviewed had been approached during observations, while patients were approached outside of hospital settings.

Nine representative sampling points were chosen in each selected site using the free survey approach (observation points that are representative of the site are chosen by the surveyors based on personal judgment and experience) [24].

Gerhards et al [ 23] reported the toxicity of three post-operative approaches: observation, EBRT and EBRT plus brachytherapy.

One is therefore left to consider one of two approaches: observation with prolonged follow-up or further biopsies.

Nine representative sampling points were chosen in each selected site using the free survey approach (observation points that are representative of the site are chosen by the surveyors based on personal judgment and experience) [ 24].

ASCOT includes a care homes tool (CH3) which uses a multi-method approach (observation and individual interviews) to score the social care related quality of life (SCRQoL) of individual care home residents based on these domains (www.pssru.ac.uk/ascot).