Sentence examples for lying observations from inspiring English sources

A one SD increase in temperature (approximately 6 °C) was associated with a 42.3% decrease in lying observations on the inner solid area, while the percentage of elimination on the solid floor increased (urination: 75.8%; defecation: 139.5%).

Cows consistently made use of the additional space provided with the wide stall front opening, placing their head in the manger area during 70.6% of lying observations compared to only 43.4% of observations in the narrow stall front.

When cattle chose to lie down on wetter soil, they limited the surface area exposed to their surroundings by tucking their legs beneath their bodies (mean ± SE: 30 ± 11, 15 ± 4, and 5 ± 2% of lying observations in the very muddy, muddy, and dry treatments, respectively).

Such lay observation of volcanic events is typically informal and unsystematic, and as yet has been little studied for the contribution that it can make to disaster risk management.

My lay observation of Obama, however, is as emotionally steady -- which is refreshing and reassuring to me.

Here too magic realism is in flower, but beneath its extravagant exaggerations lie serious observations about human nature.

Comparing this Cuban novel to the work of Gabriel García Márquez, James Polk wrote in 2000 that "magic realism is in flower, but beneath its extravagant exaggerations lie serious observations about human nature".

Insight into why this pathway is not activated following viral reactivation may lie in observations that short-term activation of CD4 T cells with antigen results in upregulation of procaspase 8 whereas long-term activated cells that acquire a memory phenotype downregulate procaspase 8, and become apoptosis resistant.

The serial correlation occurs in finite samples due to the fact that perturbations of observations lying on the estimate frontier will in many, and perhaps all, cases cause changes in efficiencies estimated for other observations.

Observations lying 'close' to the conditioning vector are resampled with higher probability, 'closeness' is defined using a Euclidean or Mahalanobis distance formulation.

The predicted probability of early retirement reaches a maximum for a mean TFP growth of around 7.3%, with around 10.4% of the observations lying on the right side of this value, similarly to what happens in the benchmark case.