Sentence examples for would have observations from inspiring English sources

If we were to add 2 additional papers, [11] and [22, 23], the number of OECD countries that would have observations across all specifications falls to 17.

Because the orbital period in the original plan would have allowed observations of the full global disk only during 60%% of each orbit (Nakamura et al. 2011), the new orbit enables more continuous global monitoring.

You would have multiple observations, so that everybody would be feeding back about me to somebody else, albeit anonymously".

"It would be thrilling to have observations in these clouds to see what actually changes," he says.

But we have a single instance of space weather so we would have to make observations for many centuries in order to build a statistically significant dataset.

Every insight I would have, every observation, every anecdote, I started unconsciously turning into jokes.

In the absence of a first completed pregnancy or premenopausal status, subjects would have no observation time in windows c or d, respectively.

Still, the ratio between normal-salt and low-salt soup moved in the hypothesised direction during the intervention period and it is not inconceivable that a significant difference would have been observed if more observations were made.

In those patients, the observations would not have been blind; nurses already knew the diagnosis and this would have guided their observations and their care.

Nearly half (47/105, 45%) would have preferred fewer observations when asleep.

Simultaneous longitudinal measurements of plasma and urine biochemistry, ADH concentrations, and more invasive measurements of volume status, showing a simultaneous fall in ADH and rise in plasma sodium with rehydration, would have strengthened our observations.