Sentence examples for made observers from inspiring English sources

After independent observations were made, observers watched the tapes together and agreed on the number and type of behaviors that were recorded.

Last year Japanese police unearthed sarin precursor chemicals hidden by Aum in mountains north of Tokyo, a discovery that made observers wonder what else the cult was hiding.

But there were a few very notable differences in Barack Obama's speech on Tuesday – in rhetoric and theatrics alike – that made observers take note, and left social media alight.

It's foolish to think that a running back has to be built like a male model to have success in the N.F.L., but Polk's physique was so shockingly soft that it made observers of his game even more appreciative of what he can do on the field.

The report was a surprise, because it had been assumed until now that Apple's phone was the bestselling one, and news to the contrary made observers wonder if there was less to the perceived iPhone juggernaut than had commonly been believed.

All three studies, however, compared the CAD performance with previously made observer readings and did not assess the actual influence of CAD on the readers' decisions.

In order to reduce the potential for bias on the primary end point, the decision on the validity of all ambulatory BP readings was made observer blind by an independent third party.

However, social influence effects are observed even when normative factors are minimised (e.g., by making observers' responses anonymous and reducing the observer's identification with the group).

On past form, a significant minority will emerge "born again".Numbers like these make observers sit up.

The relentless, sensational coverage might make observers despair about the tastes and values of the American public.

Later, he explained that he is more concerned about making progress than making a point, but it is that sort of public crispness that makes observers wonder how he can motivate players.