observably

Examples of observed

observed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The solutions capture some of the qualitative features observed in experiments.
The observed secondary instabilities often seem to be purely two-dimensional.
Having taken these precautions, no associations between any of the immune or inflammatory measures and psychological health outcomes were observed.
This trend was never observed in the data, and addition of a bipolar cell coupling parameter to the equations reinforced this a priori notion.
Along these paths, as often happens with observed series, inflation is autocorrelated and deviations from target cannot be accounted for as simple stochastic innovations.
Opposing trends stressing macrohistory, historical regularities and a larger geographical frame of reference can also be observed.
I observed and took notes of each interaction from a distance and operated the tape-recorder myself.
Differential improvements in schizophrenia symptoms and relapse rates (hospitalization) observed in subjects on olanzapine can partially explain current findings.
It is suggested that there are both structural and individual factors which account for the differences observed.
Here we will ask whether such differences in the shape of development are also observed in these measures of structural complexity.
The influence of this mycorrhizal colonization observed under the semi-controlled environment here might be substantially modified in natural conditions.
Moreover, the researchers observed that improvement in attentional skills tended to be associated with a reduction in aggression and higher sociability.
Large-sized pioneer species dominating early successional stands suffered greater damage and mortality, but these same species were observed as seedlings in newly formed canopy gaps.
Common characteristics of motor patterns were observed across the tasks between both infant chimpanzees and 1-year-old infants.
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