Sentence examples for while it observed from inspiring English sources

Recordings made in adjacent primary motor cortex (M1) were reported as lacking mirror-like activity, and this was taken as evidence that the monkey was not making covert movements while it observed actions.

One interesting study [27] looked at activity in premotor and parietal cortex neurons of the left hemisphere of a Japanese macaque monkey, either while it observed another monkey sitting opposite making reach-to-grasp movements for food rewards, or when it performed similar actions itself.

Lesser studied how Exploring helped children learn in order to help the producers improve it, observed children while they watched it, and was able to see how TV shows were produced.

The normal occlusion is observed in 50% of healthy patients, while it is observed in ca. 30% of cleft patients.

Chronic back pain and chronic arthritis/joints pain were observed to increase with age among women: while it was observed to be on a steep rise to 60 years in urban dwelling women, from where there is a small percentage rise in prevalence till equilibrium is reached at 80+ years; rural dwelling women exhibited an appreciable rise in prevalence with increasing age.

Among the cleft patients the most common observations are class III malocclusions, while it is observed in healthy individuals only in 10% of cases (Tables 1 and 2).

Last year, when Google announced that intellectual property had been stolen by Chinese intruders, it expressed frustration that while it had observed break-ins at a variety of other United States companies, virtually none of the other companies were willing to acknowledge that they had been compromised.

Remarkably, E83K lacked interfacial activation while it was observed in wild-type PEL and the other mutants.

The second component disappeared in the oldest leaves (rank −2) of control Aviso plants, while it was observed for all leaves of control express plants (Fig. 7F).

While it is observed that thermally assisted machining reduces the cutting forces, it is found that the process has a deleterious effect on tool life because the dominant wear mechanism associated with diffusion is exacerbated during thermally enhanced machining.

It was speculated that with pressure decline in the formation, gas would evolve from brine and be produced at a higher rate, while it was observed that gas production rate decreases with time.