Sentence examples for encouraging observation from inspiring English sources

But so is another important and more encouraging observation.

It's not the most encouraging observation to hear from a Navy officer fitting your gas mask.

This is an encouraging observation which shows that the collaborative design does not lose its aptness and effectiveness as the number of disconnected nodes increases.

This is an encouraging observation, that indicates the potential to build reliable spoken assessment applications based on constrained tasks, when few domain specific training data are available.

This is an encouraging observation, as most of the drug-like molecules are expected to fall into this range of rotatable bond counts, meaning that all force fields are well-suited for modeling of leads or drug candidates, provided they meet also other drug-likeness criteria specified earlier.

Notwithstanding this tentatively encouraging observation, the philosopher seems to conclude his exposition very much as he began it, by casting doubt upon the credibility of the king's dream, inasmuch as the king has obviously not reached this level, even while outlining with utmost brevity what a philosophic theory of prophetic dreams might look like.

Hence, built-environment features theorized to encourage observations and interactions may promote elders' physical functioning either directly, by encouraging mobility (e.g., climbing steps on a stoop), or indirectly, through their effects on social support and psychological health.

Champions League press conferences, staged in front of a firing squad of television cameras and with your manager sitting beside you, seldom encourage observations from footballers other than: "We hope to do well".

As well as focusing on routine practice in SUs, the framework encouraged observations of emergent areas related to LSCTC implementation, and progressive focusing on specific aspects of training, for example, supervised caregiver practice of skills.

"Through this paper, we're hoping to encourage observers to make this observation," Richardson says.

Entering this deep engagement is facilitated by the curators, who are particularly adept at encouraging close observation and sense-making, as well as facilitating conversations that nurture learning.