用“observed”造句大全，observed造句

The symptoms of plantain head blight were systematically observed, ant its pathogen was identified.

Other theories abound to explain the observed changes in the clouds.

They observed that microbes in the fecal material took up residence in a susceptible mouse's gut for about a month.

If personas provide the context for sets of observed behaviors, goals are the drivers behind those behaviors.

The most notable include some male bighorn sheep that have been observed to predominantly mount other males throughout their lives, and female Laysan albatrosses - more of which later.

Just as physicists have created models of the atom based on observed data and intuitive synthesis of the patterns in their data, so must designers create models of users based on observed behaviors and intuitive synthesis of the patterns in the data.

"They do not pronounce the r's at the end of the word," Ms. Li observed as she served up hot dogs on Saturday to a throng of hungry customers, many of whom placed their orders in Kings County dialect.

Data gathered by the hard sciences like physics are simply different from that gathered on human activities: Electrons don’t have moods that vary from minute to minute, and the tight controls physicists place on their experiments to isolate observed behaviors are impossible in the social sciences.

The observed of all observers

Hesperidin could be responsible for the observed effects.

He observed, questioned, experimented, constantly testing his ideas.

He had observed all around him how blond men went bald first.

"Pride," observed Mary, who piqued herself upon the solidity of her reflections, "is a very common failing I believe.

The scientists observed that the tetras that normally spend time in the light do sleep soundly at night, resting on the bottom of their tanks.

Methods: Using the young asthma guinea pig model in the stage of delayed asthma, observed the levels of SOD, MDA in blood applying with Chinese drugs at the acupoint.

I think that I learned a great many lessons from how I observed Mr Yokoi training his subordinates, and I think in my position I use some of them.

Resonance is often observed in nature.

We had observed a uniformed man standing there.

Rallies and the like are ineffectual as Candace has observed and she quit attending them.

The head and eye of a freshwater shrimp, observed by Jose R. Almodovar of the Microscopy Center, Biology Department, UPR Mayaguez Campus, in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.

He did not set any particular mark on the house, but examined and observed it so carefully, by passing often by it, that it was impossible for him to mistake it.

Although the care-seeking beha vio ur among females was slightly more active than that among males, postponed treat ment-seeking behaviour, low rate of simultaneous treatment of both male and fem a le partners and low rate of condom use were observed among total patients.

Pain with joint motion may be observed, as well as a mild restriction in range of motion, but not to the degree observed in septic arthritis.

These mirror neurons, it seemed, responded differently to observed behavior depending on how far the behavior occurred from the monkey.

Yet eight years later I took an American architect to downtown Pudong, and stunned, he observed that the high rises concentrated there may well be the best in the world.

We observed the circulation of blood in frogs.

Although oil has been observed in the Sound, it is unlikely that all the bright patches of water in that area are thickly oil-covered.

Carrie observed his ease with some misgiving.

In our practice, we’ve observed that each presumed behavioral pattern requires about a half-dozen interviews to verify or refute (sometimes more if a domain is particularly complex).

It is the remains of an exploded star, which may have been observed on Earth in 185ad by Chinese astronomers.

"The concept was used frequently in the first half of the 20th century to explain a wide variety of symptoms and behaviours observed particularly in women. (The term derives from the Greek word for womb, reflecting the Greeks' belief that the condition resulted from disturbances of the uterus.)"

Besides, as I observed, "Who the heck could replace him anyway?"