Sentence examples for quite observed from inspiring English sources

It is quite observed that, population has grown in the studied watershed through 1994 to 2007 periods.

As it is quite observed in Fig. 5, there is an acceptable agreement (correlation coefficient of 0.92 for the Fe and correlation coefficient of 0.95 for Ni) between the predicted and measured dataset.

The predicted images are quite unlike observed remnants, suggesting that the turbulence near SNRs is generated by the high-energy particles themselves.

There isn't much in terms of actual plot in Barry, but each of its scenes are quite well-observed, given room to breathe and are hesitant to hammer their message over your head.

While the Tangri equation has some discriminating power (i.e. assessed 2-year risk of ESRD to patients who did go on to receive hemodialysis within a year is higher than the assessed risk for those who did not), the absolute predicted risks are quite far from observed risks (the two groups in Table  3 have actual observed 1-year risks of 100% and 0%).

It is a very decent piece of work, although not as distinctive as those two previous movies, not quite as finely observed and frankly a little schematic and formulaic, with life-lessons being learnt by the obvious people.

The comedy isn't quite sharply enough observed, and the surrealism not entirely meshed until the latter stages of the show, when the entire thing suddenly comes to ferocious, bloody life.

We found that the extended model reproduces quite well the observed superlinear deviation.

Though the porosity was quite low, the observed conductivity clearly demonstrated the interconnection of fluid.

With the measured M 3000 F2, IRI can reproduce quite well the observed features such as the three peaks occurring in the pre-sunrise, near local noon and in the evening hours.

We see that overall the combination of Eq. 16) and use of TSP trajectories accounts quite well the observed temperature variation, from essentially Arrhenius at high temperatures (Tg/T<0.7) through a temperature range where the viscosity variation is clearly super-Arrhenius (fragile).