Sentence examples for observed to recall from inspiring English sources

This day of remembrance was first observed to recall the terrible casualties of the war Americans fought against each other.

To these, he added wide reading, not always worn lightly, an extraordinary memory – he seemed, his friend Ian McEwan observed, to enjoy "instant neurological recall" of anything he had ever read or heard – and a vigorous, if sometimes pompous writing style, heavily laden with adjectives, elegantly looping sub-clauses and archaic phrases such as "allow me to inform you".

MCL, RNSC, CORE, DECAFF, DPClus are observed to have attained high recall values by correctly matching many real complexes.

The response of autologous T cells cultured with monocytes to recall antigens was observed, which is similar to PB monocytes [ 8].

It is interesting to recall that they observed a higher excretion rate of magnesium being achieved by T3, which is similar to the effect recently described by Rodrigues Dare [103].

The early demonstration of an altered T-cell response in adult patients with sepsis was reported in 1977, when a significant reduced delayed-type hypersensitivity to recall antigens was observed [ 2].

Data were of a routine administrative nature, and there was no likelihood of a Hawthorne effect (changes caused by participants being observed) or recall bias.

In order to tell the truth, one must accurately observe and recall a situation.

The observed phenotype recalls the typical cellular "collapse" or contraction, well described in response to other semaphorins (Barberis et al, 2004).

I quickly adjusted to the reverential mood of a film whose monumental images of erupting volcanoes and churning seas, as many have observed, recall Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey".

In an analysis that combined retrospective and prospective data within the earlier Nurses Health Studyy [ 14], inverse associations were observed for recalled body fatness at ages 5, 10, and 20 years in relation to incidence of both premenopausal and postmenopausal breast cancer, with the strongest inverse association of these three for body fatness at age 10 years.