Sentence examples for A comprehensive interpretation from inspiring English sources
A comprehensive interpretation of the finding was conducted using a cohesion-weakening-friction-strengthening (CWFS) model.
A comprehensive interpretation from various rock magnetic analyses infers the co-existence of low-coercivity magnetic minerals having ~ 300 and ~ 580 °C Tcs, suggestive of (titano maghemite and/or Ti rich titanomagnetite (not ferrimagnetic iron sulfides) and magnetite (or Ti-poor titanomagnetite).
A comprehensive interpretation of the microfossil assemblages in the Japan Sea during the Pliocene Pleistocene transition is expected to improve our understanding of the oceanographic changes in the sea and their relationships to both variations in the global climate and the topographic changes caused by regional and local tectonic activities.
Then, the raw data (logs) are combined in a comprehensive interpretation to obtain values of geological parameters.
The paper analyzes the effect of these technologies on design collaboration and cognition through a comprehensive interpretation of the results from two independent studies.
Particularly, its weak design does not allow for a comprehensive interpretation of the reported results or a reliable comparison across monitored airports, thus reduces transparency.
A more comprehensive interpretation of our results is that they provide a conceptual example for designing drugs that interact with specific Nav channel isoforms, a necessary feature for reducing unwanted adverse effects.
Comparison with electrochemical hydrogen detection under the same conditions, allowed a more comprehensive interpretation of SKP results including determination of trapping effects on measurement of diffusion coefficient.
Princeton's artistic landscape will continue to evolve with the efforts to diversify campus art and iconography in order to present a more comprehensive interpretation of Princeton's history.
The rapid identification of geochemical trends vastly improved our selection of samples for shipboard and shore-based analysis, permitted a more comprehensive interpretation of our Expedition results, and provided key decision-making information for drilling operations.
In contrast, the Quai Branly Museum -- it has been given this name to forestall arguments about "primitive art" -- will aim at a more comprehensive interpretation of the role and context of the pieces on display and, in that sense, satisfy those who believe in a distinction between art created as art and objects made for, say, a religious use.
