Sentence examples for especially when observed from inspiring English sources

Since X-ray emission from planetary bodies is often diffuse by nature especially when observed near-by, another important parameter to describe the performance of X-ray telescopes is grasp, which is the product of the effective area and the FoV. Figure 9 compares the expected grasp of various MiXO optics with MIXS-T on Bepicolombo.

Indeed, some similar ultrasound patterns representing the interphases between the expanding lung and the diaphragm (Additional file 4: Video S4) and between the expanding lung and the heart (Additional file 5: Video S5), may be misdiagnosed for false lung points, especially when observed with high frequency probes, sometimes inducing the operator to wrong conclusions.

The linear regression mapping algorithms tested generally performed poorly, over-estimating the predicted compared to observed EQ-5D values, especially when observed EQ-5D was below 0.5.

It was published in a 1903 article by E Walter Maunder, an assistant at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, who had already pointed out the issues surrounding the weakness and suggestibility of human perception, especially when observing at the limits of vision and making records based on memory.

The improved performance of on-target tracking, especially when observing with small-class telescopes is assessed providing a general estimate of the expected S/N ratio in spacecraft detection.

Kang et al. (2011) using a sandy soil (Feox = 0.20; Alox = 0.29; and clay = 21 mg g−1), similar to the one in our study, found adsorption of P in the soil, especially when observing the data from the treatment with the inorganic fertilizer.

It is also true that a somatic illness or accompanying cerebral damage make diagnosis more difficult, especially when observing that in many cases elderly patients suffering from depression masque mood swings with somatic complaints or clinically evident manifestations.

This is especially true when observing apes because, according to researchers Catherine Hobaiter and Richard W Byrne, apes are the only animals to use gesturing with "first order intentionality".

This feature is especially useful when observing the change in the flux distribution upon gene knockout or over-expression experiments to identify the existence of alternative pathways or for the prediction of the concentration of immeasurable metabolites from the changes in neighboring compounds.

Although he waved and offered a "hello," his being there unsettled her; especially when she observed him coming ashore behind a neighbor's vacant camp.

It's common to focus on how well others do something when you want to begin or learn to do it yourself, especially when being observed.