Sentence examples for observations some of from inspiring English sources
There's a lot of raunch and stench in these pages, including not a few toilet observations, some of which were, to this reader at least, weirdly original.
It's not clear that Parks even has real sympathy for Grace, who writes down her secret thoughts and observations, some of which she shares with Buddy.
Davis has interviewed many of the artist's chums, and they agree Addams was the perfect cocktail-party companion: attentive, well groomed and given to funny and pointed observations, some of which actually survive the transition to the printed page.
After their greetings, Costas recalled, "Marty said, 'O.K., let's talk about the Olympics,' and he went down a list of observations, some of which I'd thought about and some of which I hadn't.
And Derek Penn, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette, says that 18 adoptions over 27 years of observations, some of which involved brothers and sisters, does not amount to hard evidence for altruism.
In support of our observations, some of the electron transfer related proteins, such as ferredoxin (FD) and ferredoxin NADP+ reductase (FNR), were found to be lysine acetylated in cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. (Mo et al. 2015).
Drawn from some of the onsite measurements and survey, and also the author's personal observation, some of the key issues are discussed in this paper.
Depending on our previous observations, some compounds of pentanoic acid were designed and synthesized.
Yet, as with many new observations, some amount of caution should be exercised when considering the general implications.
In the current work, a variety of histological approaches were employed to reconfirm and refine observations of some of the early developmental events, and especially the proliferative events, originally observed by Sanes and Hildebrand [6].
Because of such observations, some see very widespread ramifications of learning more about metabolism, obesity, and circadian clock functions.
