Sentence examples for home observed from inspiring English sources

Home observed that there may be an issue with "instability of the data within these meta-analyses".

"The randomized controlled trial trumped meta-analysis," Home observed, noting that a recent meta-analysis reporting increased rates of malignancy with angiotensin receptor blockers similarly should be considered highly speculative.

In this study, BC measurements were limited to school locations, which may not accurately represent subjects' exposures in other locations given the high spatial heterogeneity in BC observed in NYC (Kinney et al. 2000; Lena et al. 2002) and the wide range of distances between school and home observed among subjects.

The prevalence of passive smokers at home observed in the present study is very similar to that previously published regarding the Spanish population in 2005 (29.5%), prior to the smoking ban coming into force, 23 which reinforces the reliability of the present data.

Dautenhahn explains that the home observes a person's activities, and then makes judgments based on those observations.

Father comes home, observes the distress, and decides to forsake his biggest opportunity in life.

"I'd be one of those guys who calls round to offer you an aerial photograph of your home," observes the comedian.

Cabernet franc (a basic grape of the Loire, St.-Émilion and Pomerol regions of France) is "rapidly becoming a focal point" of Long Island wines, Pellegrini says, accurately, and, as if to drive the point home, observes that the 2000th edition is its seventh.

He enjoyed the outdoors, and spent many hours in the mountains behind his family's home, observing birds of prey.

"Nationally, there are a lot more people who can afford very high-priced homes," observed Gopal Ahluwalia, staff vice president for the National Association of Home Builders, a trade organization in Washington, "and people are moving up".

Ling has so far photographed six women three who live in Reykjavík and three who live in the north of the country—spending time in their homes observing their lives and their interactions with their children.