Sentence examples for more observational from inspiring English sources

Extrapolation of results from a single RCT to form conclusions beyond the controlled conditions of the RCT, perhaps to refute an association observed in one or more observational studies, may not give the truest picture of the biology underlying a perceived association.

Video observation is one out of more observational data collection techniques within ethnographic data collection methods, ranging from non-participant video observation to participant video observation [ 52- 54].

For a long time my relationship with others was more observational than interactive.

Rachel Morrison's work in "Mudbound" displays much more observational curiosity than the other four nominees.

The resulting public review drafts and final report in 2007 reflected much more observational uncertainty, in line with Thorne's comments.

One explanation is that twisting magnetic field lines could cause heating, but more observational evidence is needed.

The efficacy of a rifampin-containing regimen in patients with staphylococcal orthopedic implant associated infection has also been reported in more recent observational studies [ 7, 25– 28], confirming initial experimental model studies [ 29].

It's more than observational kind of data".

Mr. Lloyd, during a break from production on the Fox lot here, said, "The whole thing has a much more raw, observational, almost voyeuristic feel".

Whether by choice or by necessity, he doesn't deal much with politics or human rights issues, trading instead in more lighthearted observational material.

In the area of more traditional observational documentaries, BBC2 will be offering up This is My Family, a series looking at different families facing up to challenges including schizophrenia and adopting children with learning difficulties.