Sentence examples for research observers from inspiring English sources

No published studies were found referring to recruitment ratios of medical students as research observers.

Research observers reported D & A with more frequency than patients in interviews, an phenomenon that is repeated elsewhere [ 7].

Research observers made notes but did not attempt to interact with unit staff during this portion of data collection.

Research observers were intentionally unobtrusive and shadowed the rounding team standing on the edge of the group.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6947/11/32/prepub wishish to acknowledge the assistance of the staff and management of the University of Alberta GSICU and Stollery Children's Hospital PICU, as well as research observers Tineke Chattargoon, Sara Belton, and Kelly Speer.

In addition, research observers qualitatively describe any noticeable barriers to the patient being able to speak during the conversation (eg. intubation, prolonged nebulizer treatment, BIPAP, extreme weakness, other) and their impressions of key non-verbal interactions or "moments" during the recorded conversation.

As well as regarding the writer as a research observer, community communicator and discourse constructor (through his or her use of ROE), Thetela also specified the role of the writer as a real world observer (through his or her use of TOE).

The New York Times was particularly brutal in its coverage, lining up what psychic research observer Steve Volk called a "murderers row of skeptics" who questioned Bem's findings and then badmouthed the journal for publishing the report, even though, as JPSP chief editor Charles Judd explained, four peer reviewers—"very trusted people"—and two journal editors had vetted it.

Speaking to 6000 delegates gathered here for the annual meeting of the Indian Science Congress, Vajpayee also proposed "a new funding mechanism for basic research" that observers likened to the U.S. National Science Foundation.

The acquaintanceship hypothesis provides not only an alternative explanation for the observed variation in maternal perceptions of children's behaviour but can also help us re-frame one of the most frequently discussed methodological issues in research on observer biases due to informant personality traits namely, the use of independent observers to provide criterion ratings [ 17].

This paper provides a more discerning examination of image fusion, assessing its direct impact on the human visual system by applying a technique commonly used in visual perception research: ideal observer analysis.