Sentence examples for made direct observations from inspiring English sources

To confirm this nuclear migration, we made direct observations of individual nuclei in live cells in real time.

To confirm this nuclear migration we next made direct observations of individual nuclei in live cells in real time.

Studies of primary care settings in high income countries which made direct observations of consultations and reported qualitative data were included.

Lastly, a researcher (AF or EM) made direct observations on all the barriers that had cropped up during the interviews and in the completed questionnaires.

The assessors then used the Tool to document their findings and guide their discussions with laboratory staff as they made direct observations of laboratory operations.

Studies were included if they 1) concerned the interaction between parent and health professional during a primary care consultation for an acute minor illness in a child; 2) took place in primary health care settings in OECD high income countries; 3) made direct observations of the consultations; and 4) reported qualitative data.

Galileo had been rolling balls down inclined planes and making direct observations to evaluate his gravitation theory, but Darwin's theory of natural selection was less observable.

Rater Non-SME assessor e.g. recruiter or communications trainer who assess making interferences and predictions for success SME assessor e.g. quality specialist or team leader who assess by making direct observations of authentic calls.

They have the 'clinical eye' and make direct observations.

Prions Pachyptila spp. range over wide areas of ocean and are difficult to distinguish in flight, which makes direct observations of their species' distributions nearly impossible.

Despite varied and numerous approaches, little is known about the organization of the bacterial chromosome [ 3, 4], partly because the system is a dynamic one, making direct observations difficult.