observing

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• More often than not, observing these insects leads to further inquiry and curiosity about the natural environment in which they’re found.

• Monitoring your own symptoms, washing your hands often, and observing social distancing rules are also key parts of the equation.

• Over the years he’s observed how the rainfall pattern has changed—there’s more rain, he says, but fewer rainy days.

• This, however, was the first time scientists had observed this behavior in snakes.

• For hundreds of years, scientists learned about the brain by observing people recovering from injuries.

• Zamir had to make do with observing events from afar, and what he saw was totally unsatisfactory.

• No matter that Williams was a guest artist that week, Winkler knew he was observing “greatness.”

• Observing a sex difference in a patient population is important, but finding a cellular parallel is truly remarkable.

• Rand Paul had the benefit of observing both what made his father likable and popular, and what made him an also-ran.

• An afternoon spent observing trials in a New York criminal court makes him physically ill.

• Not observing that the President Rose, who was very penurious, had put his money in the hat, he presented it to him a second time.

• Not only did she pause upon his approach, but she called to him as if she would have him hasten to her side.