Sentence examples for with two observations from inspiring English sources

To conclude with two observations.

The jury heard that Reed had previously been in segregation and monitored with two observations per hour.

In a recent ungated article in the Journal of Democracy, we answer this question with two observations.

Soon after President Clinton appointed him to help oversee the government's foreign broadcasting efforts, Pattiz took a fact-finding trip to the Middle East, and he came back with two observations: there is a "media war" going on in the Arab world, and the United States is losing.

Almost every German analysis of the subject opens with two observations: first, the right to equality is the most frequently cited right in the jurisprudence of the German Constitutional Court and, second, the equality doctrine is the area of constitutional law containing the greatest number of conundrums.

Before getting into the document I want to start with two observations.

The design was longitudinal with four observations.

We will accompany these findings with a simple two-dimensional example with seven observations.

Thus, an individual who works throughout the calendar year contributes with twelve observations to the estimation of the regression coefficient.

Hans Joas and Wolfgang Knobl, War in Social Thought: Hobbes to the Present (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2013), 336 pp. Let us start with three observations, the most moving by a writer who fell victim to war, Simone Weil: "Death is the most precious thing which has been given to man.

In the presence of conspecific females, owners spent 66%% of their time in contact with the egg batch including 51 % on parasitism-related behaviour and 6%% on defence-related behaviour (Fig. 1, n = 15 observations lasting 26.1 ± 1.5 min with eight observations censored at 30 min).