personal observation

collocation in English

meanings of personaland observation

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personal
adjective
uk /ˈpɜː.sən.əl/ us /ˈpɝː.sən.əl/
relating or belonging to a single or particular person rather than to a group or ...
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observation
noun
uk /ˌɒb.zəˈveɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌɑːb.zɚˈveɪ.ʃən/
the act of observing something ...
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Examples of personal observation

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It was projected from those data that two independent sets of six enzymes would produce similarity measures that were highly correlated (r=0.8) (personalobservation).
It presumes that the speaker has infinite knowledge extending far beyond personalobservation.
In terms of occupied space, they may literally monopolise the upper sediment strata at lower tidal levels (personalobservation).
Although advice and guidelines on "how to sell" permeate textbooks and manuals on selling, they are based only on personalobservation and intuition.
This response is characteristic of many beetles when they feel threatened (personalobservation).
However, the reality is that near patient testing for oral anticoagulation monitoring is increasing in an ad hoc manner (personalobservation) without evaluation.
While these woodlands were managed for a different aim than those used for timber production the two processes result in structurally similar woodlands (personalobservation).
In both areas, the most abundant felid is the domestic cat (personalobservation).
O157 has been found at low prevalence in samples of component feeds prior to their exposure to cattle on the farm (personalobservation).
Personalobservation suggests that academia is one of the last strongholds of spectacle wearing, and unequal refractive errors for the two eyes are quite common. 50.
V. encelioides, which was rare in the area in 1998, had increased considerably by 2005 (personalobservation).
Thirdly, there clearly was and is an effective informal seed system whereby information about new cultivars spreads rapidly via friends, relatives and personalobservation, and wherein seed is supplied farmer-to-farmer.
Goffman developed his theory from personalobservation and intuition.
Moreover, cells with a rough surface may be damaged due to culture conditions and/or trypsinisation treatment (personalobservation), which also enhances the cellular lysis rate.
I would also like to add a personalobservation.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
It is a personalobservation from someone who has no secretary here and who makes very few claims on the facilities.
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