Sentence examples for organizing observations from inspiring English sources

The more closely evolution is monitored in real time, the more incisive and useful will be the process and the results, both for organizing observations and for forecasting developments and outcomes of practical significance (e.g., Fenner 1983; Yoshida et al. 2003; Merlo et al. 2006; Bell and Gonzalez 2009).

During this stream, student research teams recorded and organized observations that they made on a range of organisms and analyzed their data in a phylogenetic framework.

To conduct the thematic analysis a code had to be developed consisting of a list of themes that, for the purpose of this study, are simply patterns found in the stories that describe and organize observations (Boyatzis, 1998).

By independently organizing the observations at these disparate biological scales, we found coherent bioactivity profiles in relation to pathologic states.

Direct observations were organized at three black spot urban level crossings during morning and afternoon peak hours.

It was a process of getting outside, observing and creating a kind of mental scaffolding to organize my observations.

This chapter discusses the several neuromimetic architectures which explain how the patterns that organize the observations of the coordinator meanings can be learned.

Also, the Institute of Geography in the 1980s organized hydrometric observations at eight points, including seven in streams and a tide gauge on the Lake Asaubay.

To help organize our observations, we classified this color variation into four categories, namely, green, purplish-green, purple with green, brown with green.

Donald Holzman writes that Shen "has nowhere organized his observations into anything like a general theory".

Mathematical models organize previous observations to facilitate hypothesis generation and validation.