Sentence examples for observed perspective from inspiring English sources

The Mexican thread is told through the closely observed perspective of Mireles and the Autodefensas, touching on an aspect of the drug war that had not been addressed in American popular culture: How do citizen militias figure in the war?

To provide an external, observed perspective on the issues of recruitment and retention Component 3 comprised of semi-structured interviews with 14 activity session leaders.

This component provided an external, observed perspective on the issues of recruitment and retention which could be compared with the findings of Component 2. The first component was designed to identify the types of people who currently attend community programmes, their attendance patterns and the motivations that had successfully led to their accessing activity sessions.

From the observed score perspective, question 5 had an infit MNSQ of 1.6, and question 28 had an infit MNSQ of 1.74, indicating some aberrant responses on those two questions that negatively affected the inferences and conclusions that were made.

In a cover letter to the report, the panel, whose chairman was Dr. James J. Duderstadt of the University of Michigan, said it did not have the time and expertise to conduct a full cost-benefit analysis.But it said: "The task group found that the cost of Triana is not out of line for a relatively small mission that explores a new Earth observing perspective and provides unique data".

No gender differences were observed for Perspective-taking RT (t 37) = 1.38, p = .17), so we collapsed across gender to compare Perspective-taking RT to zero.

The complexity of the decision-making process in the UC BSD became apparent as we observed different perspectives and goals at different levels.

Moreover, we observed some perspectives that were exclusively shared by our low SES participants and supported by the existing literature; this finding may further help to make a lifestyle intervention more appealing and accessible to individuals with low SES.

Low levels of agreement between informants suggest that childhood functioning is best conceptualized as the separate and combined influences of children's actual characteristics, the context in which children are observed, the perspectives (or biases) of the informants, and error of measurement.

He also (as we see in The Death of Ivan Ilyich) relished the writer's challenge of intimately exploring the processes of dying when it was something he could only have observed from the perspective of the living.

To be sure, there are gruesome deaths here, including one observed from the perspective of (I wish I were kidding about this) a mother rat.