Sentence examples for share observed from inspiring English sources

Resurrecting a long-stalled idea, the president also wants businesses, and particularly financial institutions, to secretly share observed digital attacks on their networks with the government.

As Philip Larkin wrote in his poem "The Old Fools": "Why aren't they screaming?""The great secret that all old people share," observed Doris Lessing, a Nobel prize-winning author, at 73, is that "your body changes, but you don't change at all".

The mean cost share of energy in Switzerland is about half the cost share observed for US manufacturing firms in the dataset of Nguyen and Streitwieser (1999).

Hence, the reversed migration shares observed in Table 4 are derived from a combination of higher return migration rates and lower new migration rates for the non-participating group.

By comparing the mean pair-wise allele sharing observed among cases to that observed among controls, we showed that none of the differences observed was significantly larger than the difference observed by randomly assigning individuals into two groups.

Mean kinship (relatedness) estimates within roosting groups were estimated at r = 0.03 − 0.11, yet 95% of food sharing observed in the wild occurred between close kin (r > 0.2).

Large regional differences exist, however, with the highest rates of injecting and needle sharing observed in the southwest provinces and Xinjiang.

The advantage of the within sibling model is that all genetic factors shared by siblings (roughly 50% of all genetic factors) and all shared (observed and unobserved) family background characteristics are held constant.

Here we argue that neither ancestral polymorphism nor introgressive hybridization alone can fully account for haplotype sharing among species from Bos and Bison, and that both scenarios have contributed to such a pattern of haplotype sharing observed here.

However, as very few differences were observed between leaf inclinations of cultivars, this architectural parameter does not appear to be a major factor explaining the contrasting levels of light sharing observed in the different wheat pea mixtures.

This paper seeks to review and learn from shared, observed experience rather than to test predetermined hypotheses against collected data although there is ample need and scope for the latter.