Sentence examples for just for observation from inspiring English sources

At thirty-two weeks, it came again, and the sage elder mages were worried and had the man's wife spend the night, just for observation.

The teachers were always happy to have new students, even if it was just for observation purposes, and they were always eager to teach me new things or answer questions that I had.

NASA engineers believe they can adapt such a system to cool the NICMOS filters and detectors to about 70 kelvins, 12 K warmer than the solid nitrogen was to keep them, but "just fine" for observations, says Hubble project scientist David Leckrone.

Make your important (bold) efforts each minute, hour and day to use the sense of desperation for energy; not for vanity -- not just for test day, observation, inspection or closing day.

I was instructed to stay a few hours hooked up to the fetal heart monitor for observation, just in case.

But stratollites thread that needle, and this has potential not just for experimentation and remote observation — it could spark a new tourism industry.

This makes it impossible to compare outcomes for observations "just above" and "just below" the treatment threshold, and requires the researcher to choose a functional form for the relationship between the treatment variable and the outcomes of interest.

Occasionally though, it might take a few days for it to be familiar enough – in this case, just leave it near the cage for observation and introduce the new object gradually.

We therefore consider the clinical diagnoses (also considering the standardized questionnaire with parental report plus own observations) just for descriptive purposes to examine and illustrate subsample differences in DCL-ADHD, FBB-ADHD and the video- activity score.

There are some things in the world that you should keep just for yourself, and free from observation, judgment and monetization The 50 likes you get for a picture of your child doesn't make them any more lovable and previous, nor you any more valuable.

But that's just an observation from a casual observer.