Sentence examples for predominantly observer from inspiring English sources

Information gathered during the debriefing interview further suggested that participants in the imagery condition had predominantly used field perspective, rather than observer perspective, imagery; conversely within the non-imagery condition all but one participant reported that when they did use imagery it had been predominantly observer rather than field perspective.

Nevertheless, the Upright stimulus predominantly affected observers' posture along the antero-posterior axis, that is the axis along which the model mainly oscillated.

However, when the model demonstrated the paw action with her mouth 'occupied' (carrying a ball), the observer dogs predominantly used the mouth.

In the PRC, the Taiwan observer issue was predominantly dealt with by traditional diplomatic actors.

Evaluating morbidity associated with cancer treatment has relied predominantly on clinician reports and observer data, and late effects in particular have tended to be under-recognised and under-reported (Davidson and Faithfull, 2006; Andreyev et al, 2010).

Therefore to recognise such changes, observers would need to focus predominantly on these two areas of the rabbit.

We also excluded Lesser-masked Weaver Ploceus intermedius (predominantly found in thicket) from further analysis because observers in different years variably distinguished between Lesser-masked and other similar looking weavers predominantly found in grassland (i.e. Village Weaver Ploceus cucullatus and Yellow Weaver Ploceus subaureus).

The first column denotes web pages for which observers overwhelmingly responded "ad present," while the second denotes predominantly "ad absent" responses.

The differences between the experiments predominantly concerned the precise timing of stimuli and the kind of perceptual judgment observers were asked to report.

Yet many observers see a secondary objective: to remake the central districts of these nettlesome, predominantly Kurdish cities into something more profitable and more amenable to state control.

The OFNS thus helped Astor to further build the Observer's international reputation for independent coverage of foreign affairs at a time when many newspapers were still predominantly concerned with local and national news.