observed phenomenon

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The inference is from the perception to the reality of the observedphenomenon: if the object looks red, it is red.
We consider the only simplest linear case to explain the observedphenomenon.
Despite this gap in our knowledge base, it is an often observedphenomenon.
Arguably, where simulation models reproduce the observedphenomenon, the simulation is a complete description.
These differences might reflect the different aspects and scales of the observedphenomenon between two studies.
The observedphenomenon of invited guessing seems to reflect the distinction in interactional patterns between ingroup and outgroup.
As is often done in discussing disorders, the term "resilience" is therefore made the explanation for the observedphenomenon.
It is not clear why the pulmonary leaflets become involved in the observedphenomenon of scarring.
This observedphenomenon of anisotropic growth forms the basis of the current model.
This captures the widely observedphenomenon that perception is in advance of production.
Wilting under drought stress is a very commonly observedphenomenon, and indeed is probably the most widely used indicator of plant drought stress.
The recurrence of operant responses in lineages over time is not just a theoretical possibility but a reliably observedphenomenon.
The observedphenomenon is a property of the emitting proton source and it is not due to a possible injection of additional charged particles into the spectrometer.
It is a commonly observedphenomenon that people are more likely to throw litter on to an area that is already littered.
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