Sentence examples for article observing that from inspiring English sources
"In a rare move, India's foreign minister has also requested Beijing to respect 'One India' policy, which is a blatant attempt at blackmailing and pressurising China," says the article, observing that Delhi is also developing closer ties with Japan and Vietnam.
Some of those commenting on the article observe that it is impossible to know how representative the 15% who answered the survey are of the population at large.
Fast forward to the present, and a recent Business Week article observed that "Uncle Sam has never been very popular with M.B.A. graduates, most of whom are accustomed to the hefty signing bonuses and competitive salaries in private industry".
The article observed that prevalence was lower in northwestern European countries and higher in the countries of the south and southeast [ 6].
Previous articles observed that somnolence could affect work functioning, but in our study somnolence was evaluated as an open question; hence, it may reduce the accuracy of the results.
What the Hechinger article observes is that community colleges are often proving to be more responsive to these changes than four-year schools.
The article concludes in observing that the federal courts and the local police, though housed under the same criminal justice system, are two distinctive social control institutions, each with its own political legitimacy base and social utility functions.
However, when we began collecting data from each article, we observed that there were large variations in software usage patterns depending on whether the article's authors were foreign or resident to the U.S.
By limiting the number of text2genome species or gene predictions for a given article, we observed that all performance measures with the exception of species precision decrease with increasing numbers of predictions per article (Table 1).
The Forbes article then observed that "Horror films are definitely Hollywood's best bet in terms of turning a profit".
In the same Vanity Fair article, he observed that "I have been taunting the Reaper into taking a free scythe in my direction and have now succumbed to something so predictable and banal that it bores even me".
