Sentence examples for reviewers observed from inspiring English sources

In an article in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, the researchers say safety reviewers observed that more than 15 percent of the patients who received the mesh experienced erosion, a potentially serious complication in which the skin splits and the mesh protrudes, often resulting in pain and infections.

While the Dragon battles were well-received, some reviewers observed flaws in the AI for Dragons.

Reviewers observed that religion plays an influential role in Marty's moral decisions.

Its sound is described by reviewers as dark and warm, with a "sweet and sensual midrange"; some reviewers observed a very noticeable rolling off at frequency extremes that may detract from sonic neutrality, and that its soundstage lacked precision but it was universally praised for its value for money.

The reviewers observed the breadth of equipment and supplies used by inspection staff trained in public health risk evaluation.

As the reviewers observed, Lethe showed 5 to 10 fold higher chromatin association in cellular fractionation and histone H3 RIP than five other lncRNAs tested at the same time.

Smith was criticised for over-emphasising the paradigm shift, with several reviewers observing that conventional wars are still fought and that the threat of such wars still exists, and for drawing too clear a distinction between "war amongst the people" and conventional war, particularly with his opening sentence "war no longer exists".

His style, a New York Times reviewer observed in 1935, was "heavy, vital and impressive".

Certainly, this novel doesn't have the sustained black anger of "Catch-22," a book that — as an early reviewer observed — seemed to have been "shouted onto paper".

As one reviewer observed, he has a knack for "piercing the veil of the everyday to reveal a poignant, evanescent beauty most of us notice only in rare moments.

The writing is, as almost every reviewer observed, stunning, even if the full meaning of the book does not give itself up easily.