Examples of using As observed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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As observed below, internet censorship mostly affects countries in the East, but even countries such as the UK
The inverse is also true, as observed in November 15 draw, more than two weeks elapsed, that allowed more candidates to
invoke force majeure and a state of necessity to justify their actions, as observed in previous crises that were economic in nature, these defenses may not always succeed.
As observed by Vietnam Dragon Securities(VDSC)
As observed by Navigos Search,
which helps keep blood vessels soft and flexible instead of hard and narrow as observed in heart disease.
temporal evolution of the Pebas system as observed in geological data” and says further work is needed.
In 2003, lack of structure on the largest scales in the cosmic microwave background as observed for one year by the WMAP spacecraft led to the suggestion, by Jean-Pierre Luminet of the Observatoire de Paris
chemical reactions in interstellar clouds take place faster than suspected, likely in gas-phase reactions unfamiliar to organic chemistry as observed on earth.[3] These reactions are studied in the CRESU experiment.
As observed for angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors, losartan
As observed by Navigos Search,
As observed the reaction is likely to remain confined between 10 and 45 pips in deviations up to 2 to -2, although in some cases, if notable enough,
are released, as observed in experiments, these two substances have the potential to cause DNA changes lead to an increased risk of cancer of the body.
essentially proposing to localise the two afternoon prayers- Zuhr and Asr- by determining the daily highest position of the Sun as observed from each individual Arctic mosque.
agreement is not easily to be presumed”.117 Furthermore, as observed by Strupp.
side effects, as observed in other OTC formulas
children that would be born by a woman during the time of child-bearing years(15-49 years), if the woman is to pass through the child-bearing years according to age-specific fertility rate(ASFR) as observed during the study period, usually 12 months
nova shells show expansion velocities of around 1000 km/s,[1] whose faint nebulosities are usually illuminated by their progenitor stars via light echos as observed with the spherical shell[1]
Rather than thinking of big data sources as observing people in a natural setting, a more apt metaphor
Rather than thinking of big data sources as observing people in a natural setting, a more apt metaphor is