Sentence examples for by both observers and from inspiring English sources

The reaction of the bird was assessed by both observers and the distance at which the bird approached the loudspeaker was visually assessed and categorized as being more than 10 m or less than 10 m.

The very few discordant results were discussed by both observers and a final score was established.

This negative staining was identified by both observers and was present when staining was repeated on whole sections.

For inter-observer concordance, a subset of stained cores was scored by both observers and Kappa statistics were calculated to assess inter-observer variability.

The student code "Ind: Individual thinking" was marked 12 times by observers 1 and 2, not marked eight times by both observers, and marked by observer 2 one time when observer 1 did not.

To determine the prevalence of different codes in various classrooms, we added up how often each code was marked by both observers and then divided by the total number of codes shared by both observers.

False-negative tumours were also small in size; the largest tumour length dimension on histology missed by both observers 1 and 2 was 6.9 mm and may have been obscured by artefact or simply beyond the resolution of the technique, particularly as it was a thin plaque-like lesion.

In the event of all three pairs of scores differing, a consensus score was agreed upon after examination by both observers (SAH and RG) at a multiheaded microscope.

Pairwise comparisons indicate that the decline observed by both external observers and SPs in communication skills at T3 is statistically non-significant, when compared with T2, for the 2008 as well as the 2009 sample (as are all other differences between T1, T2 and T3 for the two samples, whether assessed by external observers or SPs).

This paper examines the accuracy and reliability of assessment of balding patterns by both trained observers and men themselves, using the Hamilton-Norwood classification system.

This study was undertaken in order to determine the accuracy and reliability of assessment of balding patterns by both trained observers and men themselves, using the Hamilton-Norwood classification system[ 2].