Sentence examples for including observing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Walsh has used many other acting tools, including observing real doctors in delivery rooms and researching gynecology and obstetrics.

Reshma Nishanth, a 32-year old teacher from the city of Kannur in Kerala, has spent recent weeks making the traditional preparations for the Sabarimala pilgrimage, including observing a 41-day fast.

Constellation-X will address many topics including observing the formation and evolution of clusters of galaxies, constraining the Baryon content of the Universe, observing the effects of strong gravity close to the event horizon of super-massive black holes and the evolution of AGN with redshift.

A combination of strategies have been invoked to ameliorate the light leak including: observing with ACIS-I (which has a thicker optical blocking filter than ACIS-S -- see the POG) using continuous clocking mode, using very faint mode to monitor local background, using gratings to scatter X-rays away from the optical light, and changing the ACIS event thresholds.

Approximately 170 hours were spent observing OTs and PTs work with nearly 90 geriatric patients, including observing 26 test situations.

Here, we employed several methods to prove that autophagy was induced in TNBC MDA-MB-231 cells in response to rhArg treatment, including observing the formation of characteristic autophagosomes and the conversion of autophagic form of LC3.

The first simulation was constrained with gas-phase data, including observed AC mixing ratios, photolysis rates, and meteorological parameters from the 2007 RHaMBLe project at the Cape Verde Atmospheric Observatory41.

The labeling of 'high-scoring' ligands should minimize the chance of not including (observed) high-scoring binders, hence the number of bins selected as class 1 should be kept high.

These may incorporate a complex integration of factors including observed clinical effectiveness, what they rate as important and the views of the patient and sometimes the carer.

All randomised patients were analysed according to the intention-to-treat principle, including observed costs and effects during the full 21 months follow-up irrespective of protocol breach.

A longer duration of observation would ideally include observing mood across menopausal stages within individual subjects.