Sentence examples for of subsequent observations from inspiring English sources

Faculty who have participated in a CTL Teaching Observation in a previous semester may request videorecording of subsequent observations.

On the basis of subsequent observations, the electrokinetic effect is also unlikely, as the cumulative amplitude of the magnetic field changes is quite large and still developing; unrealistic continuous enhancement of shallow hydrothermal flow would be necessary to cause such large effect.

This we found was on three aspects of pain management: escalating care from HCAs to nurses and doctors; deciding on the level of medication required on the pain ladder [ 33]; and deciding the periodicity of subsequent observations (e.g. hourly or every two, four, six hours).

The man was asymptomatic and had no evidence of arrhythmia during three hours of subsequent observation, and was discharged home.

But, perhaps because in most people homocysteine levels rarely exceed 30 micromoles, until recently few researchers appreciated the significance of Dr. McCully's finding or any of the subsequent observations in people with homocysteine levels in the hundreds of micromoles.

The plates were incubated at 30°C for seven days for subsequent observation of macromorphological aspects of the colonies.

Earlier observations appear exceptionally volatile and outside the range of all subsequent observations in these series.

Although crustal deformation data revealed deflation of a magma source in the early stage of the eruption, subsequent observations until November 2011 suggested that magma accumulation was continuing (Nakao et al., 2011; Geospatial Information Authority of Japan et al., 2012).

An important component to locating the origin of a particulate release by concentration sampling is the amount of time between subsequent observations.

Eddington's results were not very accurate; subsequent observations of the deflection of the light of distant quasars by the Sun, which utilize highly accurate techniques of radio astronomy, have confirmed Eddington's results with significantly better precision (the first such measurements date from 1967, the most recent comprehensive analysis from 2004).

Subsequent observations of flight and vocalization reminded him of the Red-headed Woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocephalus) he knew from his home in Virginia.