Sentence examples for as observations with from inspiring English sources

As observations with proton magnetometers are not likely to be largely affected by observing conditions, the observed annual variations can be considered to be actual geomagnetic variations.

However, the profile of bacterial cells (unstained and alive i.e., not stained by SG as in Fig. 6A) as well as observations with GFP expressing PA14 provided no evidence for the presence of live or intact bacteria in guard cells.

Gumedze et al. [ 6] presented a model for accommodating outliers as observations with inflated variance, an outlier being indicated by the size of the associated shift in the variance.

The 90% limits of normality, which are expected to include 90% of the observations if the agreement is perfect, were defined as observations with GLI Z-scores within the −1.645 to +1.645 ranges.

Beyond formal PD sessions, however, there has also been a suggestion to add more informal PD and peer support into GTA PD programs (Gardner and Jones, 2011), such as observations with feedback and reflection (Miller et al., 2014) or the creation of teaching communities for GTAs (Hardre and Chen, 2005; Ash et al., 2009).

Further systematic observations and improvements are planned for the image stabilizer system, as well as experimental observations with a low-order adaptive optics system incorporating a commercially available 37-actuator deformable mirror.

The study design used between-methods triangulation, using participant-as-observer with post observation questionnaire and retrospective data analysis.

Such catalogs can facilitate a variety of investigations on UV-selected samples, as well as planning of observations with future missions.

Synthetic data were constructed using the same source-receiver geometry as the observations, with random noises corresponding to phase-picking errors (a standard deviation of 0.1 s for P waves and 0.2 s for S waves).

Ongoing partnerships are treated as censored observations, with durations estimated using Kaplan-Meier methods.

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.