Sentence examples for observation of groups from inspiring English sources

Based on her observation of groups of different ages, Turkle has found that "children and the elderly start to relate to the object as a person.

The observation of groups of people functioning in a clearly defined professional or social context has been Mr. Wiseman's primary interest ever since his first film, "Titicut Follies," which exposed the workings of the Bridgewater State Hospital for the criminally insane in Massachusetts.

The inter-observer reliability of the general scan-taking was checked during a 2-h simultaneous observation of group 4 by two observers.

A closer observation of group CL2 shows that samples from Classe may be further subdivided into two sub-groups, differing in manganese content: the first named CL2a with negligible Mn (samples D21, G05, T04) and the second named CL2b with MnO ≥ 0.5wt% and thus consistent with an intentional addition of this element (D58, C4, T10).

An interesting observation of group B is the seemingly generalized gene loss in the aquatic/halophile Bacillus.

The latter value matches better our observation of Group II hybridization close to the perfect match hybridization signal.

Written curriculum, preapproved education materials, separate educator trainings, investigator observation of group education, and separate teams of trained, experienced diabetes educators prevented carryover of the education strategies and ensured integrity of the interventions.

Then, the observations of groups D and C are pooled and subsequently, the difference in sample means is calculated and recorded for every possible way of dividing these pooled values into two groups of size n D and n C (i.e., for every permutation of the group labels D and C).

The amount of proboscis-extension onto the food surface was measured by making periodic observations of groups of flies.

Another study could investigate individual and group outcomes associated with negotiated joining using longer-term observations of groups and aspirants.

Data was collected using multiple qualitative methods: observations of group meetings and site visits, informal conversations and semi-structured interviews (Bogdan and Taylor 1975, Hammersley and Atkinson 1983, Wolcott 1980).