as general observation

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

As general observations, ART_Jac presents the best performance for the three levels.

We present interview results as general observations about the survey and survey instructions.

A second fieldworker took notes on the content of discussions, details of the role-play storyline and behaviours of characters, as well as general observations of the group dynamic.

Throughout fieldwork, a record of the number of people approached was made, as well as general observations of young people's non-verbal response to the offer of chlamydia screening being noted in fieldwork diaries (e.g. young women hiding their samples in jacket pockets).

We have shown that processing full-text papers is important; this is also in agreement with prior work, e.g. the analysis of protein residues in [ 26], as well as the general observation of differences between abstracts and full texts, with full texts argued to have more 'content' [ 33, 34].

Also, as a general observation, as the repeat number increases, the value of curvature increases in both Arabidopsis and rice chromosomes 1, where in a plot of repeat number versus curvature, a cluster of high curvature points in the case of 100 or more repeats in a 20 kb window is clearly observed (see additional file 3 "repeat-plots", figure S3).

This is all worth noting, as is the general observation that analog film, in general terms, is not all that congruent with environmental movements.

As a general observation, the promiscuity of a TF for binding sites diminishes as its local character augments (Lozada-Chavez et al., 2008), and global and local regulators tend to coordinate jointly a general and a particular condition (Balaji et al., 2007; Janga et al., 2007b).

As a general observation, the new additions to the gastronomic Milky Way suggest a certain blinkered conservatism.

"As a general observation, people leak stuff to be big shots," said Mr. Ross, who entertained guests like the financier Carl C. Icahn at a Southampton cocktail party Saturday evening.

"One criticism I'd make as a general observation is the place is run a little bit like a mom-and-pop store," Mr. Levy said recently in an address at New York University's School of Education.