Sentence examples for more observed than from inspiring English sources

Satire also derives from life's annealing forces, and while the book tour described in "Author, Author" and his trip to China detailed in "#2 to Go" provide remarkable fodder, it is more observed than felt.

The legal driving age is much more observed than the legal age for alcohol and/or tobacco probably because the access to a car is much harder than alcohol/tobacco and because the perceived consequences of driving a car below the legal age are more severe than using alcohol and tobacco below the legal age.

Average normalized contacts between YRV genes are moderately but significantly higher than between non-YRV genes, indicating more observed pairs than expected under the model (median normalized YRV/YRV contacts, on a log2 scale = −0.05, median normalized non-YRV/non-YRV contacts on a log2 scale = −0.16, Mann–Whitney U, P value < 2 × 10−16).

Comparison of the observed (O) and expected (E) genotype counts reveals a general trend for less observed homozygotes and more observed heterozygotes than expected.

Since there are many more observed phosphorylation sites than independent samples of the network configuration, the problem of finding the unique network connectivity is ill-posed.

Inspection of the pointwise test statistics reveals strong evidence that the group with an IBTR diagnosed within 1.7 years from surgery has a hazard rate different from that expected (χ2 = 47.2), with many more observed deaths (7) than expected (0.81).

For example, consider two groups with different proportions of missing values on background variables: The uncertainty in the group mean estimates should differ between the groups because we have more observed data in one group than in the other.

More effective modulation of p21 expression was more observed in HTB-56 cells than in A549 cells, and this may partly reflect the different action of the antitumor effect after EZH2 inhibition.

Our study revealed that multimorbidity (defined as two or more concurrent chronic health condition in one patient) is more often observed than isolated diseases in Swiss primary care.

"The thing about Nathan Barley is that it's more 'well observed' than 'funny'," concluded another viewer.

Only P-wave arrival times were used in this study, because these are more reliably observed than are the subsequent S-wave and later-phase arrival times.