Sentence examples for one could observe from inspiring English sources
At a higher resolution one could observe further details on the head – eyes and nose; on extremities – hands and feet etc., whereby initial division of the body into head, trunk and extremities as noted at low resolution remains preserved.
One could observe the equivalent of the passages you quote in any teenager's phone call, diary entry or magazine.
In meristem cells of roots exposed to LMF, one could observe such ultrastructural peculiarities as a noticeable accumulation of lipid bodies, development of a lytic compartment (vacuoles, cytosegresomes and paramural bodies), and reduction of phytoferritin in plastids.
So at his home in Virginia that summer, Felt said that if we were to talk it would have to be face to face, where no one could observe us.
Wandering the center in search of people to talk to was like fishing a stretch of river; one could observe, over time, which pools held which fish, and what times of day they liked to feed.
One could observe that each "adsorbome" have different physiological roles, but they commonly participate in lipid transport, complement activation, pathogen recognition, blood coagulation, and ion transport.
This commonality was the only one I could observe when trying to distinguish which pilots went to fighter training and which went to cargo-refueling training.
The restrained cool of the music and vocal delivery reflects Mick's actual personal control, one who could observe the chaos around him and know when to pull back, observe, and then report in his songs.
This approach was selected since there was a large statistical discrepancy between the actual reported bed availability and the one we could observe.
Studies with short duration of follow-up (e.g., one or two decades) could observe no effect of ionizing radiation on CLL simply because the time from exposure to end of follow-up is less than the minimal induction, latency, and morbidity period for radiation-induced CLL mortality.
Although the philological interest stood at the center, one could also observe an emerging interest in Leibniz's logic.
