Sentence examples for broad observations of from inspiring English sources

Homozygous mutants are morphologically dissimilar to their wild-type littermate controls, being on average 27% smaller (F2,56 = 9.1, p = 0.0004), and exhibit a high level of lethality during the postnatal period; our other broad observations of the Id2−/− mice, such as immunocompromised status, are consistent with the Id2 null mice generated by Yokota and colleagues [14] (see Supplemental Data).

Huang was full of opening-night energy as she talked about the play, her nerves about the reactions it might provoke, and broader observations on the state of Asian representation in contemporary culture.

The main idea of our caching strategy came from a broader observation of all scalability aspects to maximize not only the efficiency related to the network bandwidth but also other physical resources of the proxy which are often exposed to peaks in the workload to which the system needs to respond appropriately.

When the D.S.M.'s approach was conceived, we had to base categorizations on broad observations and one level of data: behavioral.

These are surprisingly accurate, if broad, observations.

Certain broad observations can be made, however.

A tiny sampling of cultured marine phage genomes and community DNA metagenomic sequencing has led to the following broad observations.

As a first broad observation in terms of the 1961 2014 averages, it can be seen that Mexico has the lowest mean value in terms of military spending as a share of GDP over the entire period (0.6%).

We will present some results on the broad-band observations of BeppoSAX of the bright Seyfert galaxies NGC 4151 and NGC 5548.

Over the initial four years of directed observations, Granat observed many galactic and extra-galactic X-ray sources with emphasis on the deep imaging and spectroscopy of the galactic center, broad-band observations of black hole candidates, and X-ray novae.

In broader observations about the state of national debate, Shorten pointed out that claims about a lack of political consensus were nothing new, but warned that "debilitating cynicism" and apathy were "more difficult opponents for us than even Tony Abbott".