Sentence examples for observations work from inspiring English sources
I take his observations, work on them for a few weeks, and then get together with him again.
The clichéd nature of some of the observations (work at something you love), the fact that they sometimes come as neat lists ("7 tips for working more happily with your colleagues") and the persistence with which the site promotes them has subjected the program to some mockery.
A variety of research activities were conducted, including: ergonomics training and tests, observations, work environment and health questionnaires, and focus group discussions.
In addition to those anatomical findings and clinic observations, work using brain imaging techniques further support a role for the cerebellum in certain cognitive functions.
The paper presents a method called DiCER for using large groups of non-specialists (i.e non-ethnographers) to make fieldwork observations working in a transdisciplinary setting with ethnographers and designers.
The advantage of this local likelihood estimate is that it smoothly downweights the influence of faraway observations, works for irregular sampling locations, and when designed appropriately, can trade bias and variance for reducing estimation error.
cAs an aside, Cochrane's observations working as a doctor in a prisoners of war camp provided him with the empirical evidence of the great benefits of care, its scientific basis has been untangled by the study of psychoneuroimmunology.
The group said in a statement on Monday it was ending its formal observation work now that the result had been declared.
"Human rights observation work necessitates a speedy response to unexpected events in unknown places, which is impossible under Mexican rules," said Ted Lewis of Global Exchange, a US group which sends observers to Chiapas.
The study will use validated direct observation work measurement methods and prescribing error measurement to generate evidence.
Most consultations in Williams and colleagues' observation work focused on 'adherence to treatment rather than exploring causes of non-compliance'.
