Sentence examples for have now observed from inspiring English sources

Jane Goodall and generations of primate scientists have now observed chimpanzees in the wild for almost 50 years.

In a major development, researchers have now observed how a recently discovered family of microbes in the gut can protect against weight gain and vary in abundance depending on people's DNA.

When it comes time for the chorus to sing, he flaps his hands at them in a gesture I have now observed hundreds of times but still cannot figure out how to describe: it is as if his hand is attached to strings being tugged on from above.

This suggests that the differences we have now observed in the CA may indeed be due to the atherosclerosis.

But scientists have now observed certain species of fish forcing the wormy menace to retreat into the sand, LiveScience reports.

An international team have now observed the characteristic signs of this process occurring in distant galaxies, beyond our cosmic neighbourhood.

At a meeting in Venice, Dr. Bernabei reported that a new, bigger experiment named Dama/Libra had now observed the same modulation.

The reality in Latvia is that after experiencing the world's greatest economic contraction from the 2008 crisis, it has now observed a modest bounce of the dead cat after its freefall finally ended with it hitting the pavement.

Although water ice was known to exist at the polar caps of Mars (see ScienceNOW, 28 May , 2002, Mars Express has now observed its spectroscopic signature for the first time.

Having now observed the response to a pandemic, we are in a position to model in detail several different intervention strategies which were actually used and which, therefore, are highly likely to be considered for use in future pandemics or in resurgent waves of the current pandemic.

At least 33 such objects have now been observed.