Sentence examples for senses to observe from inspiring English sources

All that is needed is an inquiring mind, senses to observe, and a willingness to think about nature on a personal level.

When an Ayurvedic physician "reads your pulses," he or she is also using the senses to observe and assess.

When a Western doctor sticks a tongue depressor down your throat and tells you to say; "Ahhh," he's using one of the five senses to observe throat redness just one of thousands of signifiers of your health status.

Since we use our senses to observe the world around us and to do science, there is no way for science to investigate such a belief.

Paul had the good sense to observe, "Every time we have toppled a secular dictator, we have gotten chaos, the rise of radical Islam, and we're more at risk".

Normally, in such a situation it would make the most sense to observe a woman since her first birth.

Since we performed cDNA synthesis by oligo-dT priming it is common sense to observe a bias towards the 3′-end of genes, especially for long transcripts (Fig.  2a).

It therefore makes sense to observe lower AUC of docetaxel in CC patients, as their higher levels of ABCB1 in organs involved in drug metabolism would result in higher efflux of docetaxel, higher elimination of the drug and subsequently lower AUC.

Scientists from different government agencies go out for several weeks at a time, using some combination of aircraft, ships, and remote sensing instruments to observe clouds in great detail on small scale.

Upon exposing the aptamer functionalized NPs to E2 in buffered water, we use dynamic light scattering (DLS) and resistive pulse sensing (TRPS) to observe a distinct reduction of the conjugated particle size and a less negative zeta potential, which can be correlated to the E2 concentration in the lower nanomolar range.

Action Against Desertification has developed an innovative monitoring system using remote sensing imagery to observe all land under restoration in the areas where it operates systematically and continuously.