Sentence examples for observed account from inspiring English sources
"The first is a deeply felt, keenly observed account of her childhood and youth in Texas," wrote Michiko Kakutani.
A chemist by training and an Auschwitz survivor, he wrote the most beautifully observed account we have -- the adverb is shocking but accurate -- of the Holocaust's darkness.
Sciolino's sharply observed account serves as a testament to the persistence of old Paris — the city of light, of literature, of life itself.
This sharply observed account -- which our critic, Robert D. Kaplan, called "a gripping synthesis of philosophy and reportage" -- follows the kidnappers' trail to the highest reaches of Al Qaeda and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency.
Included here, among sundry jeux d'esprit, are a survey of Isaiah Berlin's wartime correspondence, an amusing portrait of Charlotte Rampling and a sharply observed account of a transatlantic cruise.
The first is a deeply felt, keenly observed account of her childhood and youth in Texas — an account that captures a time and place with exacting emotional precision and that demonstrates how Mrs. Bush's lifelong love of books has imprinted her imagination.
For all its occasional contradictions (why the put-down of the comedian Byron Allen for his Middle American cultural fluency?) and omissions (there is no consideration of the ways immigrant blacks and mixed-race people are contributing to post-black heterogeneity), this is one of the most acutely observed accounts of what it is like to be young, black and middle-class in contemporary America.
There was a slight increase in apoptosing cells after 12 and 16 hours (Figures 2F and 2G), however it was not until 24 hours after initial exposure (Figure 2H) that a distinct apoptotic population was observed, accounting for 18.2% of the cell population.
Specific interactions in this cellular fraction were also observed, accounting for 26 partners of interactions at 30°C (48.1%), 7 interactions at 37°C (17.5%), and 17 interactions at 37/40°C (32.1%).
In our population, only one of these founder mutations was observed, accounting for one-third of deleterious mutations.
The brittle deformation observed accounts for ∼3% volume change, half of which cannot be accounted for by thermal contraction and is therefore inferred to be compaction-related.
