Sentence examples for be observed more explicitly from inspiring English sources
We can therefore predict that rapid evolution would most often be observed more explicitly in generalist species following changes in environmental selection pressures (Janz and Nylin 2008).
More generally, conflicts will usually not be observed unless explicitly sought, in part because they are invisible, senseless, or wasteful from the perspective of body and mind as coherent, unitary machines.
More precisely, if the relationship reflected the inverse effect, the latter should be observed especially in firms explicitly looking at CVT as a "very important" means of reducing turnover.
It's more fun to observe than to be observed.
I'm observing this more than anything.
More activity has been observed since then.
More ATP production was observed.
She is more comfortable observing rather than being observed, asking the questions rather than answering them.
This result was observed despite the fact that the planning and problem-solving group had more contact with the trainer and explicitly practiced transfer to daily activities.
Explicitly, as or increases, a consistently reduced BER is observed, which approaches the optimum ML performance.
