Sentence examples for observed to catch from inspiring English sources

Crayfish guts contained remains of some lost fish and they were observed to catch fish of both species.

Dipsacus has long been observed to catch insects and other invertebrates in their leaf basins which fill with rainwater, leading to speculation about it benefitting from carnivory [6], [7], [9], although textbooks on carnivorous plants have not considered Dipsacus [3], [8].

In the HIP study, the cumulative breast cancer incidence in the control group was observed to catch up with the study group when screening stopped, and this was confirmed by statistical modelling [ 10].

Both adults and calves have been observed to chase and catch fish, and the adults may be teaching the calves how to hunt.

Nothing is what other people say you are doing while they do the Metro North March home, not unlike Walking Dead zombies, right past their little homes of ticky-tacky, as they head straight for the edge of their suburban cliffs while guys like me quietly observe, ready to catch them, in our field of Wry, Fact: The act of writing is not just about smacking keys on a keyboard in Starbucks.

In the chronic model of cuprizone-induced demyelination, the regeneration process is known to be incomplete (Mason et al., 2004); indeed, we observed an inability to catch up control levels in myelin content and Olig2 cell density even 8 weeks after cuprizone removal (supplementary material Fig. S1).

But San Francisco certified their tallies shortly after volunteers learned about the problem, and SF vote observers had experienced thwarted efforts to observe closely enough to catch it even if they were able to figure out NPP voters were being deprived of their vote for president.

I had observed: "She may pause to catch her breath mid-sentence.

As much as he liked observing fish, he also loved to catch them, especially the homely but tasty burbot.

The time away offered an opportunity to catch his breath, observe, recharge.

In their spare time, crews were able to catch up with work, observe the Earth below, respond to letters, drawings and other items sent up from Earth (and give them an official stamp to show they had been aboard Mir), or make use of the station's ham radio.