Sentence examples for observations achieved from inspiring English sources

What distinguished Gersonides from his predecessors was his reliance upon and consummate knowledge of mathematics, coupled with his belief in the accuracy of observations achieved by the use of good instruments.

However, the ESEM observations, achieved by changing the relative humidity in the operative chamber, demonstrated that the water adsorbed can be removed with major difficulty from atelocollagen sponges than from intact ones.

This difference in sensitivity between a triplex and a duplex formation is consistent with our previous observations achieved with fluorophore/quencher labeled clamp-switch probes.

A consistent proportion of participants (14% of our observations) achieved the maximum score in the MMSE, thus revealing a ceiling effect for MMSE scores.

As expected, limiting the expression of c-Jun caused elevation of the expressions of epithelial marker E-cadherin and concomitantly reduction in the expression of mesenchymal markers N-cadherin and vimentin in KB/VCR cells, paralleling to the observations achieved via interference with JNK1/2 by pharmacological and shRNA approaches.

Such small observations achieve a kind of everyday poetry.

Due to longer wavelength, L-band radar observations achieve greater penetration depths, which allows us to potentially map more subsurface features (e.g., Richards 2009: 152009

In the event that family physician collaboration/retention and/or patient recruitment proves to be more difficult than anticipated, a logistic regression with a cluster size of 28 (840 observations) achieves 80% power with the same outcomes.

A sample size of 130 patients (pairs of observations) achieves 90% power to detect an odds ratio (OR) of 2.00 using a two-sided McNemar test with a significance level of 0.05 and the proportion of patients free of pain at two hours as primary endpoint.

As such they belonged to the first wave of Italian artists to face working beyond the galvanizing yet daunting fusion of religious faith, classical form and empirical observation achieved by Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael.

Using POS to complement prenatal ultrasound and physical examination/clinical observation achieved a diagnostic gap as low as 4.4% (Fig.  2).