Sentence examples for observations as noted from inspiring English sources

Finally, the annual variability of cloud dynamics also affects the statistical reliability and estimate precision, particularly in areas for which there are fewer observations as noted in [32, 33].

Student's t-test was used to calculate differences between paired observations as noted in figure legends.

In the case when only age at onset distribution is of interest, and not lifetime risk, the 'usual methods' are thus applicable to the case data to estimate f* by putting equal weights on all observations as noted above.

Our general observation, as noted by others [ 13, 16], is that BCIS and invasive BC seem to share the same genetic risk factors.

The issues relating to the effectiveness of direct observation are controversial, as noted in a recent set of papers in the British Medical Journal.

Nevertheless, our observations also suggest that, as noted earlier, species can apparently persist for long periods without fusion despite chronic, locally high but globally low levels of gene exchange with other species.

Another important observation regarding verification times, as noted during tests conducted for validating the proposed methodology, is that failing test cases tend to be quickly checked.

It's going to be based upon observation [and] interaction" as noted by the Psychosocial Support Services Manager from a community service.

Indeed, as noted earlier, observations from classical and contemporary neuropsychological studies were part of the motivation for this unified meta-analysis and have inspired some of the principles.

As noted above, observations with missing values in >50% of the items in each subscale were omitted in the analysis (n=148) to avoid the mean of the subscale for an individual nurse being determined by a single item.

Data requirements are greater than with other techniques and have been suggested to include at least 8000 data points, as noted by empirical observations [ 88].