Sentence examples for in one observation from inspiring English sources

The lowest frequency that emotional support was observed was 98.9% in one observation (an average of just below one emotionally supportive behaviour at each observation point) and the highest frequency demonstrated was 629.7% (that is more than six emotionally supportive behaviours observed at each observation point).

Sensory changes: Abnormal stick test, repeated (more than twice) over-reactivity to external stimuli (clipboard test, flash test, test to over-reactivity to sound) or spontaneous repeated startle responses (during the examination) or spontaneous startle responses, flinch on approach by hand, repeatedly in one observation period or once each in least two observation periods.

Many of Harari's observations are acute – "the historical record makes Homo sapiens look like an ecological serial killer," he notes in one observation that echoes Kolbert's work – and his writing has elegance and humour.

(Different clock patterns may be called for different filters in one observation program).

The name is derived from the fact that the factor distributes (smears) the 'excess' or prediction error in one observation to other observations proportionally when adjusting unlogged median estimates to unlogged mean estimates.

In one observation, both females made contact with the egg batch including drumming and probing, yet neither female oviposited into the egg batch nor they did engage in aggression (Table 2).

Let me bring in one last observation about national accounting.

A limitation of any cell cell fusion experiment is the large contact zone and hence some ambiguity concerning the number of independent, local fusion events that occur in any one observation.

For example, of the 970 women still providing a response in year 6, at least one observation in the previous years was missing for 150 (15 percent).

In our study, there is one observation in time (cross-sectional) with a recall item concerning economic stress in childhood, i.e. our study consists of references to only two observation points in time.

• In fact, the one observation Williams was willing to make about Thomas's Knicks run was his surrendering to an old New York stereotype, chasing splashy players at the expense of establishing a foundation of team character.