Sentence examples for one time observed from inspiring English sources
To reduce the observer error in assigning burrows as active or inactive, or other biases of the method [54], density estimates in 2001 onwards were based on maximum number of prairie dogs aboveground at any one time observed from 12 4.5 ha quadrants (triangles).
We found one single dynamic relaxation from the dynamic mechanical analysis, which implies dynamic homogeneity exists in the PPO-b-PS copolymer; this result is consistent with the one single proton spin lattice relaxation time observed in the rotating frame [T1ρ H)] during solid state NMR spectroscopic analysis.
Because of the limited field of view of an optical instrument, it is impossible at any one time to observe objects in all orbit planes in the region.
Of these participants, 11 were observed only one time and 13 were observed more frequently; the mean number of observations was 4.3 (SD 2.6).
This is exactly the strategy we've been pursuing in recent research, carefully altering one maintenance factor at a time, observing the effect on the suspicious thoughts, and thus aiming to develop a precisely targeted – and therefore more effective – psychological treatment for paranoia.
Under passive conditions, one time constant was observed at high frequencies which was related to formation of passive films.
From Figure 3a,b, it can be obviously seen that the impedance spectra shows a single depressed semicircle and the diameter of semicircle was increased with the increase in the inhibitor concentrations and only one time constant was observed in Bode format.
Mice infected with A1a, A1b, A2 and type B consistently reached their drop point during two time frames as opposed to just one time frame as observed with Schu S4 infected mice.
Since we have a one-time observed serum concentration (t = 2005 or 2006), ϕ i is simply multiplied by prior predicted serum concentrations (Cpred, i, t ) to make new calibrated serum concentration predictions.
Thus although we have been working on seedlings, the findings of our study are novel for they represent the first study on woody plants to our knowledge that demonstrated that the growth superiority of an invasive tree was associated to a physiological disadvantage relative to the natives; such a paradox has only been observed one time out of four on herbaceous species (review by [ 25]).
