Sentence examples for observed setting from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because a crime writer cannot have first-hand experience of the novel's deadly actions, he or she tends to require an exactly observed setting: Chandler's LA, Dibdin's Venice, Rendell's shabby, unnoticed bits of London.
In the observed setting, participants were asked to use the kit unaided while being observed by a research nurse.
"So if you tap into that, right, there's extremely rich data in an observed setting, right?
The figures vary depending on the observed setting, but it can be assumed that over one-third of adults have HbA1c levels above recommended thresholds [ 29].
We believe that our figures reflect the observed setting accurately, i.e. that we have not lost patients consulting "other doctors", because in Italy registered patients are only insured to consult primarily their GP with whom they are registered, whereas direct contact to specialists is not covered (except for out-of-hours visits or accident and emergency services).
The consistency of data over time confirms that the phenomenon of high academic cheating in the observed setting is real and well-established, confirming the relevance of the results of the current study on students' willingness to ask for help in cheating to a real-world situation at similar academic institutions.
Ní Chaoimh uses the large playing area of Carol Betera's meticulously observed set well to keep the action flowing.
Lastly, irrespective of the source of radiation, the gene expression changes observed set the stage for functional studies of initiation or progression of radiation-induced lung carcinogenesis.
Each newly observed set of k consecutive measurements is then processed through Fourier transform and projected onto the p principal components of the corresponding null space models.
Moreover, the item-non-specific attenuation of change blindness we observed sets the present findings apart from domain-relevant attenuation of change blindness.
The threat score involves the intersection of the forecast and observed sets, with a maximum possible verification score of 1.
