For example, by studying animal models relevant to a given disease, scientists can try to observe new phenotypes in animals (that is, observable properties, particularly those associated with gene effects) that can then be looked for in human patients as well.
Most cite the code of silence, which they try to observe.
It is true that most Jewish families genuinely try to observe Hanukkah.
"I know people try to observe decorum when they are here in the White House.
"I try to observe the 42-degree rule," Mr. Furst said, explaining the cutoff temperature for working in the studio.
So for instance, if I feel angry, I might try to observe my thoughts without getting caught up in them.
In fact, because television traffic is so heavy, most radio astronomers do not even try to observe in television bands (around 12 gigahertz).
It is a grand experiment that most don't get to try; to observe as your brain rewires and watch as the human body adapts in infinite ways.
In their study, the physicists noted that the process was so rare and hard to produce that it would be "hopeless to try to observe the pair formation in laboratory experiments".
Molyneux worked further with Bradley in 1725, setting up a zenith-pointing telescope to try to observe stellar parallax (apparent displacement by which the distances of stars can be calculated).
Climate researchers, many of whom are losing the jobs they once held with the Canadian government, say the conservative government pays lip service to climate change's dangers while gutting the programs that try to observe and mitigate its effects.
