Sentence examples for students have observed from inspiring English sources

Once the students have observed this progression and entered data into their virtual laboratory notebooks, they remove the dam and observe as the ecosystem slowly returns to its original state.

If the students have observed the rotifers and yeast separately (above), 5 µL of each yeast culture can be added directly to the depression slide containing the rotifers, once again shaking the capped tubes vigorously to homogenize the yeast culture prior to use.

We, as medical students, have observed that PRs approach students in pharmaceutical exhibitions held within college premises, at medical conferences and also during outpatient clinics.

Without hay, you cannot have the accident of mixing mud with straw". Aksay asked what the students had observed about the various types of bricks, and why the material strengthened with heating.

Carlson, a fish ecologist, and her UC Berkeley graduate students had observed such die-offs in their studies of fish in California streams and estuaries, originally piquing their interest in the topic.

Yu said he later learned students had observed them walking to his dorm and alerted campus officials because of the woman's drunkenness.

Dionne said that one of her Master's degree students had observed that women who exercised outside seemed to be happier.

(Placing the beach in its exact historical and cultural context can be a challenge. The week before, a different student had observed to Nagle that some people who were alive in the nineteen-fifties might conceivably still be alive today).

As a law student, I have observed that most students at prestigious universities view any religion as "mass delusion".

More particularly, as a former student, I have observed that university students are constantly seeking "new" quaint, high-quality local businesses which offer unique products their peers have not already adopted en masse.

Natural history specimens provide evocative connections between science and our daily lives; such specimens represent real organisms that at one time also called a given locale "home" and that students may have observed in nature.