I wonder if she ever wishes she could be less observant.
Livestock owners appear to be less observant of animal health issues than was previously the case.
Men, on the other hand, are much more private in their disclosure of diabetes and tend to be less observant of nutrition recommendations in social settings, where changes in diet patterns could potentially make their diagnosis public.
And if Geraldine and her husband were practising Muslims, who prayed five times a day and fasted, Anis was less observant.
Beginning at 75, I became much less good as a proofreader and I was less observant of small details because I was dead bored by it.
Even if we discount the special attraction that Barack Obama held for African-American voters and look back to the 2004 presidential election, we see that 83 percent of black Protestants who attended church weekly voted Democratic, and 92 percent of those who were less observant went for Kerry.
Hyman et al. (2010) found that pedestrians using cell phones took a longer time to get to their destination, changed directions frequently, and were less observant of unusual surroundings at considerably higher levels than those pedestrians who were not on their cell phones.
Moreover, Balb/c pups tended to be outside the nest more often than C57BL/6N pups (F1,22 = 3.229, p = 0.086), indicating that Balb/c mothers were less observant of their litter.
Women disclosed their diabetes more readily and integrated management into their daily lives, whereas men were more reluctant to tell friends and family about their diabetes and were less observant of self-management practices in social settings.
"The West Coast generally is less religiously observant, less certain about religious beliefs," said John Green, a senior fellow with the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, which produced the survey.
We've written about other startups that try to do something similar using webcams and eye tracking, but Schukin (who co-founded the company with CTO Daniel DeCovnick) argued that those approaches are less accurate than Observant's — in particular, he argued that they don't capture subtler "microexpressions," and they don't do as well in low-light settings.
