Sentence examples for meanwhile observed from inspiring English sources

Murray meanwhile observed the whole sorry furore and shook his head sadly.

Varnish, meanwhile, observed that, while "it's great for women's sprinting that we have three events in the Olympics, it's going to be really tough because there's only one place in each event – and we've got the best female sprinter in the world.

For the sites located in the gene bodies, epidemiological studies have meanwhile observed biologically plausible associations with smoking-induced chronic diseases or cancers.

Meanwhile, observed weak correlation (r = 0.466) between serum β2MG and creatinine (though their sieving coefficients are close to unity [ 33]) suggests that another reason for the increase of serum β2MG concentration might be transplant complications and comorbidities leading to an increase of β2MG synthesis.

Meanwhile, observed behavior of Σ q) implies that multifractality of the Bz component became more complicated before the flare, whereas, immediately after the flare maximum monofractality (non-intermittent turbulence) of the Bz component was set.

Co-pilots, meanwhile, observe each other in close quarters for extended periods, and have a vested interest in flagging up trouble.

The tale is that babies prefer warm milk to cold, & the method used to demolish this belief was to give some infants one & some the other, meanwhile observing "weight gain, sleep, crying..."...

Alan, meanwhile, observes the sweet irony of the fact that one of Britain's greatest contributions to the global dessert table "should bear a name which suggests that it is of no consequence.

Kosaka, meanwhile, observes that the young animators are not always as determined as Miyazaki to preserve the cel animation traditions that have made Ghibli distinct ("For some people it's their dream job to work at Ghibli, for others they're not interested").

Meanwhile, observing Fig. 2 c, the average rates of the HR user become larger and larger as P increases.

Stephen Lubben, an expert on bankruptcy who teaches corporate governance and business ethics at Seton Hall Law School, meanwhile observes that yes, bankruptcy filings by venture capital-backed companies are rare, particularly in California, where the strong preference is to do an "assignment for the benefit of creditors" that allows backers more say in how to save their investments.