Sentence examples for source of observation from inspiring English sources

Significantly, adoption of a tank by one household becomes a source of observation for others (Fig. 9).

Observation networks show that adopters observe both their neighbors and cohesive group partners, but neighbors still are the greatest source of observation.

Tanks located in popular or public places often become a source of observation and visual examination for a potential adopter without being involved in any verbal and personal interaction with the tank owners.

The preferred explanation by most authors is that, because prostate cancer is a ubiquitous disease affecting the majority of men beyond middle age (Haas et al, 2008), any factor that increases likelihood of detection may appear to be a risk factor, when in fact it is only a source of observation bias.

Remotely sensed (RS) hydrologic information provides an alternative source of observations to inform models and extend modelling capability beyond the limits of ground observations.

In constructing a synthetic community and sequencing its metagenome, we encountered several sources of observation bias that likely affect most metagenomic experiments to date and present challenges for comparative metagenomic studies.

(Mr. Gore denied having been the source of the observation).

None of the previously mentioned reports on multiplexed hybridization capture discuss this [ 12- 18] which may further skew their findings, but one possible source of this observation is covered in detail by Kircher and colleagues [ 27] as "jumping PCR".

The underlying source of the observation of female superiority in identifying and discriminating of the selected odors still remains unclear explanations might include sex differences in verbal abilities (Hyde and Linn 2006), prior experience (Cain 1982), and the controlling role of sex hormones on olfactory behavior (Doty et al. 1981).

Pleural effusion is a valuable sample source for observation of changes in VOMs for differentiation between lung cancer patients and inflammatory individuals.

In addition to providing qualitative information on the earthquake rupture, the macroseismic data material collected in India and Nepal in 1934 is an invaluable source of quantified observations.