Sentence examples for observation that capture from inspiring English sources

These docking results agree with the observation that capture of CAP treated HIV-1 virions to antibodies against peptides from these regions (303 338, 361 392, 386 417) was decreased (Fig. 4).

Geospatial observations that captured the earthquake sequence were highlighted.

Those of us who care enough to watch know what there is to know, and impatiently skim the dispatches for adjectives or observations that perfectly capture whatever virtues or failings we've come to recognize in each player.

Mostly, though, we are taken inside Margaret's mind as she tosses off trenchant observations that capture the tensions of motherhood.

Depending on the complexity of the structured clinical documentation that the source data were charted in, the modifier ranking scheme can quickly prove to be inadequate in being able to faithfully reproduce individual observations that were captured in our EMR system, except by very extensive pre-processing and/or pre-coordinating each of the different possible observations.

This indicates that environmental signals determine the cell type captured in vitro, an observation that extends to reprogramming experiments [ 23 ].

The implications for setting up cost-efficient observation schemes that capture the key indicators effectively are discussed.

This reflection on David Sencer is not an obituary or a biography but rather a series of observations that hope to capture his intelligence, wisdom, dedication, and humor.

Based on previous observations that immature DCs efficiently capture antigens from the environment, we first investigated the ability of immature DCs to similarly phagocytose apoptotic Jurkat E6 cells.

It therefore contradicts the observation that the captured symbols, aaO, aaaC, sssN, aaNH, and aaN, represent positive structural modifications to the tail part of PPARγ agonists.

Research team members involved in data collection wrote short memos that included both observations that would not be captured by the transcripts and their initial analytic impressions.