Associations to the word «Observational»
Noun
- Cosmology
- Astronomy
- Epidemiology
- Datum
- Astronomer
- Supernova
- Bias
- Cohort
- Meta
- Relativity
- Determinant
- Kepler
- Observatory
- Telescope
- Galileo
- Modeling
- Inference
- Documentary
- Questionnaire
- Cataract
- Observation
- Galaxy
- Hypothesis
- Learning
- Intake
- Prediction
- Efficacy
- Equivalence
- Study
- Data
- Validity
- Baseline
- Asteroid
- Variability
- Estrogen
- Evidence
- Trial
- Correlation
- Constraint
- Microwave
- Diabetes
- Propensity
- Intervention
- Conditioning
- Humor
- Vitamin
- Experiment
- Regression
- Behavior
- Instrumentation
- Comet
- Sampling
- Universe
- Meth
- Rubin
- Variable
- Observer
- Mortality
- Vantage
- Imitation
Adjective
- Randomized
- Causal
- Theoretical
- Astronomical
- Prospective
- Stellar
- Experimental
- Observable
- Descriptive
- Empirical
- Qualitative
- Cardiovascular
- Gravitational
- Cosmic
- Milky
- Dietary
- Bias
- Planetary
- Projective
- Coronary
- Meteorological
- Documentary
- Perceptual
- Methodological
- Imitation
- Longitudinal
- Sectional
- Celestial
- Quantitative
- Explanatory
- Clinical
- Solar
- Quasi
- Statistical
- Behavioral
- Systematic
- Galactic
- Participant
Wiktionary
OBSERVATIONAL, adjective. (science) Based on or pertaining to scientific observation.
OBSERVATIONAL, adjective. Pertaining to observation in general.
OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING, noun. Learning that occurs as a function of observing, retaining and, in the case of imitation learning, replicating novel behavior executed by other people.
Dictionary definition
OBSERVATIONAL, adjective. Relying on observation or experiment; "experimental results that supported the hypothesis".
Wise words
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a
kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the
smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to
turn a life around.