Sentence examples for observed accepted from inspiring English sources

As can be observed, accepted samples concentrate in the area of high likelihood (i.e., the transition between road and vehicles), while samples diverging from this area are rejected.

I am certain that Birkbeck does not, and would not, discriminate against applicants on grounds of age – an 86-year-old student was observed accepting her PhD in a degree ceremony there not long ago – but I am coming to accept the view that nature does.

"In appointing Savile to these roles and in allowing him the licence and free rein he had in exercising those roles, minister and/or civil servants either overrode or failed to observe accepted governance processes".

As safety experts have told us and the U.S. Chemical Safety Board CSBB) explained in a groundbreaking 2011 report, the numerous laboratory incidents involving injury or death that we have sadly had to report in recent years almost always arise not from random mishaps, as the use of "accident" implies, but from specific and often systemic failures to observe accepted safety practices.

Most of them, Seligman observed, passively accepted the shocks.

All the compounds were observed to accept analogous conformations with similar binding mode around the binding site of urease and these compounds were found to interact with nickel metal ions and the hotspot binding pocket residues (His137, His138, Ala169, KCX219, Asp362, Ala366 etc).

The decision of how many substitutions must be observed to accept a sequence as representing genuine diversity rather than PCR error will, however, depend on not only the error rate and length of the sequence under consideration, but also on the number of clones screened and the number of genuine alleles present.

In Panyimur in 2005, several respondents who had been very positive about MDA were observed not accepting the drugs during distributions, or taking them, but refusing to swallow them.

He had to take his emotions, objectively observe them, accept them and then let them go.

As Father Fessio observes, Catholics accept three different ways of learning about reality: empirical observation, direct revelations from God and, between those two categories, "natural philosophy"—the ability of human reason to discern divine reason in the created universe.

We did observe and accept that some of the roles were less 'important' and that this may have created differential levels of motivation, accountability and feelings of group cohesiveness.