Sentence examples for observed in return from inspiring English sources

When the first book was published, in 1924, Warner said that it raised a "storm of protest from librarians, who thought the children were having too good a time without any parental control!" She observed, in return, that this is exactly why kids liked the book.

As the author and relapsed educator Garret Keizer observed in his return to teaching, of which he writes in the September 2011 issue of Harper's, "No student I meet seems to believe that the universe formed in six days but a disturbing number insist that an essay is always formed in five paragraphs".

The algae were first observed in 1985, return chronically and are blamed for destroying scallops in the Peconics.

Mass and formula e) searches of unidentified chemicals observed in NTA return not only candidate chemical structures, but also the uniquely linked substances and associated IDs, based on the search criteria.

Smolt survival was higher during 2006 (51%), which was consistent with the trend observed in hatchery return rates (2004 and 2005: 0.01 0.43%; 2006: 1.52%).

Therefore, the branching point of the transition graph, which induces this separatrix, is at the origin of the discontinuity point observed in the return map.

The rates observed in travellers returning from India, Nepal, and Bhutan, are in contrast to the significantly lower rate in travellers to the neighbouring country Sri Lanka.

The highest risks was observed in travellers returning from Bulgaria (129/100,000 travellers), Turkey (110/100,000 travellers and Malta (101/100,000 travellers) (Table 1).

For example, enteric fever caused by Salmonella infection was mainly observed in patients returning from south-central Asia, where multidrug resistance has been established and fluoroquinolone resistance is increasing (35 ).

P. falciparum malaria was more frequently observed in travelers returning from Indian Ocean islands and sub-Saharan Africa, P. vivax malaria in travelers from Oceania, Indian Ocean islands, and South America, and P. ovale and P. malariae malaria in travellers from Indian Ocean islands and sub-Saharan Africa.

Although the result of the ARCH-LM test implied no ARCH effect for the far month of mentha oil and crude oil futures, a trace of volatility clustering was observed in the daily return graph.