Sentence examples for observations of most from inspiring English sources
In 1997, a startling paper appeared in the journal Nature, reporting that, contrary to the expectations and observations of most primatologists, female chimpanzees were sneaking off and mating furtively with males outside their social set.
Researchers arrived at the rating through surveys of the students and their peers -- to see how they perceived one another -- as well as observation of most of them during recess periods.
The negative ion MS allows observation of most of the polar anthraquinones and flavonoids; however, non-polar indigoids need the positive ion detection.
This observation of most genomic regions having negative Tajima's D was found also within each population (Additional file 3: Figure S2).
Like the observation of most frequently found genes, the biological pathways over-represented in the gene signatures are distinct for ER-positive and ER-negative tumors (Table 2).
The observation of most interest was that interacting promoters not only correlate with gene coexpression, but can also regulate each other's transcriptional states, which blurs the traditional definitions of gene-regulatory elements in the genome.
(3) We found a peculiar temperature luminosity relation, where the luminosity seems to be almost saturated in spite of the significant change in temperature, during the observations of the most luminous NLS1 PKS 0558-504.
Data from the VSOP Survey program, as well as additional VSOP observations of the most distant quasars will enable us to conduct a similar study on sub-milliarcsecond angular scale in the near future.
Based on observations of the most visits by MSM clients to this bathhouse, the present survey was conducted every Saturday.
The model established in this study confirms previous observations of a most remarkable rise in childhood type 1 diabetes incidence among the youngest age groups [ 25, 26].
The observation period of most examined studies ranges from several months to two years (with very few exceptions), thus hardly qualifying as long-term.
