Sentence examples for has been an observable from inspiring English sources

So there has been an observable change?

In past several years, there has been an observable tendency to include prosodic features to speaker recognition problem.

This is not necessarily the behavior or actions of every student who studies Commerce, but in my personal experiences and journey at the University of Virginia, it has been a very observable and present stereotype.

What else are we to make of comments that "within the last 40 or 50 years there has been a very great observable change of climate," that "a change in our climate... is taking place very sensibly" and that "men are led into numberless errors by drawing general conclusions from particular facts"?

First, does it seem to you that there has been any observable change in the propaganda since the change at the top?

At the macroeconomic level, we know that the rise of insulin analogues has had a substantial financial impact on the NHS, yet over the same period there has been no observable clinical benefit to justify that investment.

Some analysts say the move by Craigslist to ban adult services may actually impede law enforcement because that activity has been pushed from an observable platform to sites less easily monitored or controlled.

It has been converted to an observable item specific to the task demanded: "Dialogs are well-integrated and the blue line is traced".

The clinical conceptualisation of frailty has been described as an observable physical and functional decline in the body associated with physiological changes during later life [ 2], which is accompanied by social and emotional experiences [ 3].

There has also been an observable surge of such neglected commodities as creativity and true design.

It's not a new phenomenon – in recent years, there has consistently been an observable spike in new 'Christmas titles' coming out on Thursdays in October – but 2014 was the first year the day was celebrated by bookshops.