Sentence examples for observer abilities from inspiring English sources

We estimated 5671 955% CI = 3611 8907) wild asses and 5909 955% CI = 3762 9279) gazelle inhabited the 11,027 km2 study area at the time of our survey and found that the methodology developed was robust at absorbing the logistical challenges and wide range of observer abilities.

To investigate observer ability to diagnose ex vivo simulated endodontic furcal perforations in root-filled teeth from cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) images using different artifact reduction algorithms.

The objectives of this study were to determine observer ability to detect the second mesio-buccal canal (MB2) in maxillary molars using analog film, CMOS, and photostimulable phosphor x-ray detectors across a wide range of radiation exposures and to determine the optimal exposures for these modalities accurately detecting presence of the MB2.

To account for variation among gardens in the probability of birds being present and observer ability we included garden identifier as a random-effect term.

But because the organization requires consensus, diplomats said, Russia can block other decisions at a meeting of foreign ministers scheduled for late November in Madrid, and try to exact concessions that could weaken the observers' abilities.

The variable quality of the videos used in this study due to their unstandardized online source may have influenced observers' abilities to report on the features of the episodes.

To determine observers' ability to detect experimentally induced simulated internal resorption cavities using conventional film, digital images and digitally filtered images.

We asked individuals from small and large communities to complete (1) an unconstrained card-sorting task designed to test observers' ability to categorize within-person and between-person appearance variability properly, and (2) the Cambridge Face Memory Test.

Scholars have frequently compared observers' ability to decode sexual orientation across a perceptually obvious social category – sex.

The specific, persistent bias in the time estimates is indicative of a contextual priming on the observers' ability to represent elapsed time.

However, we found that isoluminant color scales have strong negative effect on a human observers ability to resolve smaller structural features.