Sentence examples for systematically observing from inspiring English sources

Third, we collected some data at one single centre (centre 4) because of the ease of systematically observing the behaviour of our own staff technologists and radiologists and having direct access to data.

Kepler began systematically observing the nova.

Therefore, real-world data from studies systematically observing patients treated with these agents for long periods are of high importance.

We used the general non-technical skills defined in SHAPE to quantify non-technical skills by systematically observing professional communication on the work floor.

The males were tagged with coloured plastic labels (T-Bar extra small anchor, FF-94, FLOY TAG Inc., Seattle, WA) attached to the muscle near the dorsal fin and their behaviour was systematically observed during three observation sessions per day (morning, midday and afternoon) over 5 days starting 18 days after group formation.

However, prospective observational studies that systematically observe dying patients with validated instruments are still lacking.

Though other groups have measured decoherence in the past, the Boulder experiment is the first to systematically observe how quickly quantum ambiguity is resolved when a particle is exposed to different kinds of environments.

Throughout the subsequent 1,000 years or so, lunar eclipses were hardly ever reported in China in marked contrast to solar obscurations, which were systematically observed during much of this period.

First systematically observed in 1887 by Italian astronomer Giovanni V. Schiaparelli, the lines were further catalogued and popularized about the turn of the 20th century by American astronomer Percival Lowell.

Galileo used his modest instrument to explore such celestial phenomena as the valleys and mountains of the Moon, the phases of Venus, and the four largest Jovian satellites, which had never been systematically observed before.

An overlap of 95% CIs was systematically observed for area.