Sentence examples for means observing from inspiring English sources

This inevitably means observing recrudescences although these may be detected and treated before they become symptomatic if sensitive qPCR parasitemia monitoring is conducted.

It means observing strengths and weaknesses, listening to the employees themselves as they give their views on the services they provide.

In the case of film this means observing embargoes and not "reviewing" work in progress.

In this context the term "surveillance" means observing, following, bugging homes and offices, and tracking, including placing bugs on vehicles, says Mr Bunyan.

That means observing teachers more closely in their early years so that the less-capable ones are either trained up or weeded out.

This means observing what happens to both variables (market integration and food consumption) when one moves from a producer area (with a certain number of rural markets) to a consumption area (with at least two major consumer markets or market towns).

"I think they're slowly realising what all of this actually means", observes one officer with grim satisfaction.

Life satisfaction was as high or higher than means observed in developed countries [ 99, 119, 120].

When I took, erm, I mean, observed people taking drugs (from an elegantly dismayed, wholly legal distance), I felt exactly the opposite.

In Fig. S1 histograms of the minimum, mean (observed mean = 0.6) and maximum D' values seen in 1000 replicates are displayed.

We have performed significance t-tests for the differences of the means observed when using farthest-first, confidence and d-Confidence.