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Meanings of observed in English

Discovered or determined by scientific observation.

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Increasing rates of new syphilis cases per year have been observed recently.
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The observed co-infections suggest common risk factors but also common preventive interventions.
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Survivors' accounts to media raised questions about whether safety controls were observed.
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No adverse events or other health problems were observed during the study.
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We calculated a corrected-for-lead-time number of observed cases for each calendar year.
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Results: No serious adverse events were observed following application of IL-12-releasing smDC.
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A similar result was observed in the prostate of DAB2IP knockout animals.
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The similar result was also observed in subjects of early childhood-exposed group.
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No adverse experiences or other health problems were observed throughout the studies.
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However, no significant change was observed in procollagen type I mRNA levels.
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Results: At the first challenge, no obvious increase in sRaw was observed.
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Results: No significant difference among groove types was observed regarding size parameters.
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No effect of health status on microbial community membership structure was observed.
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No significant change in MMP-2 activity was observed throughout the course experiments.
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However, IPH is also observed in a substantial number of asymptomatic patients.
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Measurement and main results: Similar results were observed in the two experiments.
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