Sentence examples for observation arose from inspiring English sources

A striking observation arose when we looked at target locations in alternative UTRs: Target locations are not evenly distributed throughout the whole UTR, but peak near the location of the PAS.

That observation arises in Reines's story of a child's response to her abusive father: stunned reverence for his godlike implacability.

The primary reason behind the observation arises from the low coordination of the edge atoms.

A very interesting observation arising from Fig. 5 is that random search reached the optimal classification effectiveness (as measured by accuracy) in the least number of iterations, below 10 in the majority of cases.

Another observation arising from our survey is that the literature is rich in works focusing on IaaS systems, often deployed on Amazon EC2, at present the market leader in this segment.

Hence, this observation arises from the fact that the chemical space of the plasmodial DHFR inhibitors adds additional information corresponding to 5 new scaffolds (as highlighted in green boxes in Figure 2) to the model.

The key observation arises from comprehensive 2D simulations (Klein et al., 2005 [30]; Yang et al., 2008 [46]; Yang et al., in press [47]) which implicate transient defect cores (local isotropic or oblate disordered phases) as the source of the finest texture, or equivalently, the strongest gradients.

The second novel observation arising from this approach was that the transcriptional activities induced by MEK1 and MEK2 were not wholly contained within the LeTx-transcriptional footprint (Figure 7).

These confirmed that the VT-like genotypes were more homogeneous and the T36-like genotypes were more divergent in FS2-2, an observation arising earlier from analysis of the 5' terminal CTV fragments.

We suspect that the conflict in this observation arises from differences in the nature of the 'cancer datasets'; we use the COSMIC database whereas the report is based on curated lists of cancer mutations from selected literatures.

Another observation arising from this principal components analysis was that bilaterally homologous regions were similar to each other with respect to confusion errors, despite being physically distant from each other, suggesting that they represent and process rather similar information.