Sentence examples for which to make observations from inspiring English sources

When science is applied to the situations that we encounter in everyday life, we have a framework from which to make observations and to implement changes that ultimately lead to novel solutions to improve human lives.

Southern hemisphere noctilucent clouds are fainter and occur less frequently; additionally the southern hemisphere has a lower population and less land area from which to make observations.

In addition to providing unprecedented altitudes from which to make scientific observations, the UHAB also opens new avenues for long duration ballooning at mid-latitudes.

This pattern confirms the trend previously suggested by microarray analysis [ 24], and represents a more robust dataset from which to make such observations: unlike the previous experiment, which involved hybridizing non-human samples to a human-specific microarray, these qRT-PCR results are not confounded by sequence mismatches between sample and microarray chip.

The days when he coveted anonymity, marginality, the privacy in which to make the original, idiosyncratic observation, must seem to him now like a dream from another life.

The advantage of imagery captured with the GigaPan system over traditional time-lapse photography is the large increase in resolution over a broader spatial scale, which enables the viewer to make observations both at the level of the individual plant and at the ecosystem level.

In the late 1970s, the advent of sophisticated satellites, such as the International Ultraviolet Explorer, enabled astronomers and physicists to make observations which were unaffected by the absorption of the Earth's atmosphere.

Aggregating the pairs allows us to make observations about which transformations have an effect on hERG binding (see Figure 1 and Methods section).

This probably resulted from a worse surface algal bloom situation (i.e. more surface blooms) in 2011 than in subsequent years, which probably made citizens more eager to make observations.

It's natural for people to make observations about others based on their appearance and clothes are a very prominent feature on which others can make their observations.

Your plane circling the Earth is what a physicist would call a "frame"; it is a box, or vantage point from which you make observations.