Sentence examples for observations published from inspiring English sources

· Jane Harris is the author of The Observations, published by Faber & Faber, price £12.99.

Her clinical observations, published in 2003 in Environmental Health Perspectives, indicate that such neurological problems in otherwise healthy adults recede when blood mercury levels go down.

Huggins's first spectroscopic observations, published in 1863, showed that stars are composed of the same elements that occur on the Sun and Earth.

But now comes "Joseph Lieberman Is a Pious Liberal and Other Observations," published by Ish Yemini Press, a company Mr. Lieberman started to bring out his book, which is available on Amazon.com and at several Jewish bookstores.

Dr. Rignot gave a great summary when I contacted him, "Observations published in a number of recent, independent studies in the scientific literature provide unquestionable and timely evidence that climate change has already significantly shaken up the giant ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica".

The predictions from the peridynamic analysis agree with the experimental observations published in the literature.

But it fits with the observation, published last year, that Allosaurus could open its jaws extremely wide.

This is in accordance with the observation published by Krechl [17] and similar to the results obtained by Tominey [27] for acetamidinium tetrazolate complexes.

A new observation published online in Science today has deepened the mystery--it rules out obvious suspects as the source of these x-rays.

Researchers hope the new observation, published online today in Biology Letters, will help them paint a more complete picture of how the pythons take over new territories and move throughout the Everglades and other areas they've invaded.

This observation, published when Bordet was only 25, led to many useful immunological tests, such as the Wassermann test for syphilis, which detects antibodies in the sera of people with the disease.