Sentence examples for naturally observed from inspiring English sources

For numerous non-aggregated acervuli, the size shows a normal Gaussian distribution with a value of 47 ± 28 μm (mean ± SD), as naturally observed in many biological measurement situations.

Although our present understanding of coiled-coil folding and assembly is not complete, through numerous bioinformatics and experimental studies there are now sufficient rules to allow confident design attempts of naturally observed and even novel coiled-coil motifs.

The designs range from those for relatively straightforward, naturally observed structures including parallel and antiparallel dimers, trimers and tetramers, all of which have been made as homomers and heteromers to more exotic structures that expand the repertoire of Nature's coiled-coil structures.

As expected, hha was induced 6.5-fold, a level of induction comparable to the 30-fold induction of hha in biofilms [18]; hence, the induction levels of hha in our experiments are not far from those naturally observed and the effects of Hha overexpression then are physiologically relevant.

To put these values in perspective, such deviations represent no more than 10% and 12% of the variance naturally observed for Tajima's D and Rozas' R2 under the corresponding standard neutral models with no gene flow, admixture, or cryptic population structure.

Similarly, within the naturally observed range, pH had no significant effect on dark calcification rates.

When you're wearing the device, it doesn't block your view of the world; the hardware projects an image directly onto your retina through an optics system built into a piece of semitransparent glass (the product won't fry your eyeballs; it's replicating the way we naturally observe the world instead of forcing you to stare at a screen).

As this number increases, you can naturally observe your child's hearing, sight, movement, and speech, progress and improve.

Naturally, I observed several western tourists, most of them young, ignoring this request.

("One generation pure, the next good for nothing," a parent -- naturally -- observes early in her first novel).

In this class we will focus on what finders naturally do: observe, inquire and identify gaps and/or problems.