Observation
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Doctors rely on
observation
of memory loss and other thinking deficits (such as reasoning or language comprehension) – signs that plaques are already present in the brain.
The second
observation
is that Chinese actors do not avoid countries with governments that champion their own citizens’ interests (again, not a typical trait of colonizers).
Their starting point is the
observation
that in the post-World War II period (from Harry Truman to Barack Obama), annual GDP growth has averaged 4.3% during Democratic administrations, compared to 2.5% under Republicans.
His
observation
that the US-China relationship will shape the twenty-first century was not a statement of preference, but an acknowledgement of reality.
The large and widely recognized EU electoral
observation
mission on the ground should issue a strong and timely final report that comes down clearly on whether the vote represented the will of the people of South Sudan.
The
observation
that most of the institutions involved – Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, Fannie Mae, the GSE Freddie Mac, AIG, WaMu, and Wachovia – were not covered by Glass-Steagall calls into question its centrality.
My own starting point for understanding schizophrenia is the
observation
that, in some cases, the "voices" that patients hear are clearly their own.
This
observation
puts the problem in a slightly different light: the question is not why patients hear voices, but why they mistake their own voice for that of someone else.
The authors had inadvertently omitted data, used a questionable weighting scheme, and employed an erroneous
observation
on GDP growth.
In the case of Reinhart and Rogoff, the
observation
that highly indebted countries grow more slowly, even if true, does not tell us anything about whether high debt causes slow growth or vice versa.
On the subject of despotic rulers, Rouhani offered only the benign
observation
that they lack the ability to connect with and understand their people.
India should take to heart former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s prescient
observation
that “China, a nation of foreign and security policy realists, respects strategic strength and is contemptuous of vacillation and weakness.”
That
observation
should not, however, overshadow fundamental economic insights – specifically, that trade and the location of production are determined by comparative, not absolute, advantage.
There is cruel irony in the
observation
that in the country which Jinnah created in the name of Islam, that noble faith itself now constitutes the principal challenge to the very survival of the state.
But to insist that the most certain path to potentially catastrophic decisions begins with an exhausted, intemperate mind is not a partisan
observation.
Third, economists should move beyond the (generally correct)
observation
that such distributional effects can be addressed through taxation and transfers, and work out how exactly that should happen.
The rules that UNASUR has agreed to uphold are so peculiar that the entire exercise is not even called election observation; it is called, tellingly, an “election accompaniment.”
The fourth
observation
similarly highlights the interconnectedness of all life.
Once civilians settle on contested land, army troops gain control of the disputed area, paving the way for the establishment of more permanent encampments or
observation
posts.
This
observation
is as true about an individual as it is about a place, whether the place is a neighborhood, a town, a state or province, or a country.
As for the first observation, total US exports and imports of goods and services relative to nominal GDP (the standard international measure of openness to trade) currently stands at close to 30%.
Heisenberg's famous uncertainty principle implies that the act of
observation
may interfere with the behavior of quantum particles; but it is the
observation
that creates the effect, not the uncertainty principle itself.
These groups argue that if the regime is not planning to rig the vote, then domestic as well as foreign
observation
of the polling process should not be a problem.
Further uncertainty regarding the future of variant CJD arises from the
observation
that the average age of the patients in the UK has not increased significantly over the past 10 years.
Unfortunately, this supposition is not supported by serious philosophical analysis or sociological
observation.
Like Indonesia, it was living proof that Islam is, in fact, compatible with both democracy and modernity – an
observation
that was not lost on the demonstrators in, say, Cairo’s Tahrir Square.
This
observation
is now backed by neuroscience, which has identified how the brain develops over that period and has created a system for measuring learning gaps.
His
observation
could not be more accurate.
In a 2011 book, the economist Arvind Subramanian projected that the renminbi would become a global reserve currency by the end of this decade, or early next decade, based on his
observation
that the lag between economic and currency dominance is shorter than traditionally believed.
Until about a decade ago, the Space Telescope Science Institute adopted a similar policy for allocating
observation
time for the Hubble Space Telescope.
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