Sentence examples for more direct observations from inspiring English sources

Pre- and postintervention surveys of residents and faculty assessed the quantity and quality of feedback provided to residents and faculty members' confidence in giving feedback.Review of documented coaching sessions showed that all 82 residents had 3 or more direct observations (range: 3-12).

The ease of removal of the adatoms would agree with similar, more direct observations by Eggleston et al. [9].

To do a better job and improve the climate models, scientists simply need more direct observations of the aerosols' physical and chemical properties as well as those of the clouds themselves, he says.

It is also important to clarify the global and local patterns of the ground magnetic perturbations when they are compared with other more direct observations of plasma population, auroras, and electric fields and currents in the ionosphere and magnetosphere.

This explains, based on more direct observations, why dopant-atom devices in which shallow P-donors are the active units in transport cannot work based on tunneling mechanism at elevated temperatures.

He even suggests that there was contact between the species, with modern humans copying H. floresiensis toolmakers before they went extinct: "I can see how different hominins might converge on the techniques themselves, but I find it more difficult to understand how those permutations [combinations of techniques] could be so similar without more direct observation or interaction".

A more direct observation of the history of recombination at one of the seven loci studied suggests an initial period of allopatric differentiation during which recombination was blocked between lineages.

Near-infrared spectroscopy of the thenar muscle, which is monitoring peripheral tissue oxygenation, might allow the more direct observation of tissue perfusion and oxygen delivery after cardiac surgery.

The advent of modern neuroimaging techniques has made it possible to test such hypotheses by permitting more direct observation of brain-behavior relationships than was possible in the past.

Other spectroscopic techniques, including proton NMR, electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR), and X-ray absorption spectroscopies can in some cases be used for more direct observation of metal-ion associations with RNA in solution (reviewed in refs (17 and 18)).

Our students, like others, continue to seek more direct observation of their skills, and faculty continue to struggle with challenges of dedicating the substantial amounts of time needed to view entire patient workups or to pre-round with medical students.