Sentence examples for the more observable from inspiring English sources

According to Lithuanian researchers [ 9], the severer the cleft is, the more observable the maxillary hypoplasia is.

The results confirm those of previous studies that reported a higher level of agreement in the more observable dimensions [ 16].

It follows the fact that the more observables, the better precision.

According to the literature review, a higher level of agreement in those more "observable" dimensions was expected.

In two of the cases, this information was shared with those charged with implementing the changes in order to make the benefits of the changes more observable.

For example, quality of life studies have reported better agreement between child and proxy reports on the physical, more observable, dimensions and poor agreement on the social and emotional, non-observable, quality of life dimensions [ 26].

Further, while it might be expected that the intercorrelations between child and parent report across the physical, emotional, social and school functioning scales would follow the conceptualization that more observable domains (i.e., physical functioning) would yield higher agreement, this has not necessarily been the case in the published literature with other HRQOL instruments.

The need for the redefinition of SE is more observable at the practical level rather than a theoretical one.

Higher CCI was expected in younger children and in the domains assessing more observable aspects (Risk Avoidance and Resilience).

The non-uniformity is more observable in case of the sample prepared at the lower applied voltage of 35 V.

The presence of the pantheon has become more observable in Heaney's corpus as he has been more securely placed in it himself.