Sentence examples for observable to from inspiring English sources

This model indicated that the rates of remission from mild BDR to a DR-free state and from observable BDR to mild BDR were significantly faster than the rates of progression (2.0 times faster and 4.2 times faster, respectively), with the remission from observable to mild being almost double the rate of that observed for mild to no retinopathy (Supplementary Table 8).

An important current in the institutional revival, represented in the work of the American sociologist John W. Meyer, argued that organizational designs, especially those aspects that are observable to outsiders, play an important "ceremonial" role.

(The laser's beams are not actually observable to the human eye anyway, since it emits infrared light. As Dr. Ditmire put it: "It's too red. More red than red. So red you can't see them").

"In retrospect, perhaps the fact that we understood that we had already said this was not immediately observable to everybody, and it might have been better to let people know again, in advance, including our allies, that we were not going to support the protocol".

It is not exactly true that the QM formalism prescribes any observable to have a value.

More specifically, say that individuals match along two (observable to them) characteristics: BMI and x.

Consequently, vibrational frequencies are useful observables to calculate and serve to further validate a computational methodology.

Moreover, the Neumark (1988) approach systematically overstates the contribution of observables to mean outcome differences.

Therefore, for longer-baseline RTK, it is better to use original observables to limit the propagation of measurement noise.

Before the assessment, the teacher defines the specific observables to be evaluated through the use of the tool.

Empiricists like van Fraassen (1980) only allow for observables to qualify as such, while realists like Bogen and Woodward (1988) do not impose any such restrictions.