Sentence examples for involved observation from inspiring English sources

The next step involved observation by confocal microscopy.

Data collection involved observation of the client-provider interaction session, as well as exit interviews with the clients following the session.

Part D involved observation of the school physical activity facilities e.g. the bicycle shed, facilities for activity and aesthetics of the schoolyards.

Part E involved observation of the neighborhood around schools e.g. the facilities for physical activity (e.g. parks, fields, playing and sports fields) that were visible from the schoolyards and that were present in the neighborhood (300 meters).

Formal fieldwork involved observation of just over 42 hours of meetings together with informal interactions in the field with staff and community members and in-depth interviews and discussions with 10 Community Representatives, 19 staff and the seven CP Coordinators employed during the study period.

The component of the neighborhood observation related to dietary intake involved observation of the food retail outlets (baker's shops, snack bars, fast-food chains, supermarkets, kiosks, gas stations, tobacco shops, chemist's shops) that were visible from the schoolyards and that were present in the neighborhood around schools.

As an initial database for ROTI map calculations, we involved observations from more than 700 permanent stations that are available from IGS, UNAVCO consortium, and European Terrestrial Reference System (EUREF) services (Figure 1a).

To a degree, her methods are systematic, involving observation, documentation and the assembly of a model before construction.

Management might then involve observation, prophylactic antibiotics, surgery and/or renal support.

Traditional assessment methods involve observation and inquiring of users while interacting, while more recent methods involve data collection and physiological measurements.

Inductive methods involve observation of prices from water rights or land and water right transactions or responses to survey questionnaires (Young 2005).