Sentence examples for traditional observation from inspiring English sources

This damage could not be detected by the traditional observation of stiffness changes.

In this study, in order to overcome shortcomings of traditional observation methods in meteorology, a new method is proposed to calculate global mean surface temperature based on remote sensing data.

Results indicate that traditional observation sample preparation methods are such susceptible to external force, temperature, and some other manual factors that obtaining samples with good reproducibility and stability is difficult.

DEM offers explanations of material phenomenology and suggests possible practical solutions using information which may be difficult or impossible to obtain in practice using traditional observation and experimental techniques.

We present novel data from a contemporary, cohort of pregnant women attending Pregnancy Day Assessment Clinic (PDAC), raising the question of whether shorter than traditional observation times safely allow exclusion of pre-eclampia and clinically significant hypertension.

Bioenergetic failure might explain the extremely rapid decrease of peroneal CMAP observed within 24 hours of normal CMAP in 18 (64.3%) of our patients, which represents a substantial divergence from the traditional observation that at least one week is needed for axonal neuropathy to become apparent.

Ancient breeds of domestic fowl (Gallus gallus f. domestica) distinguished on the basis of traditional observations combined with mixture analysis.

In this way, IRIS arguably gives a better picture of the dynamics of the class than traditional observations.

Secondly, traditional observations of tree abundance coincide with scientific observations, suggesting that traditional deductions are not mere coincidence.

Our results show how the local network of community-based observations alongside traditional sources of hydro-information supports characterisation of catchment response more accurately than using traditional observations alone over both spatial and temporal scales.

Two key issues arise from this finding; first, there is correlation between traditional observations of livestock feeding habits and abundant forage species; thus, preference of particular forage-browse species could be related to their availability at the landscape level.