Sentence examples for a conclusive interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Finally a conclusive interpretation of the explored phenomenon was formulated.

After verbatim transcription, the text was analyzed in order to identify themes of meaning and a conclusive interpretation of the explored phenomenon.

Although the limits of our assays preclude a conclusive interpretation of this signalling complex, they do suggest that not all paired plant NLRs function within the confines of existing models.

An article written on behalf of the BEST investigators suggested that study-design issues (including possible imbalances in risk factors between study arms) (Leyland-Jones, 2003) may have prevented a conclusive interpretation of trial results.

While we cannot provide a conclusive interpretation of the cortical sources of the effects observed in our study, it is possible that the differences in polarity and scalp location between non-speech vocalizations and speech associated with emotional prosody are due to differences in the brain areas involved in processing these types of stimuli.

The relatively lower prevalence of DSM IV depressive disorders cautions against any conclusive interpretation of the inflated results based on the exclusive study of the depressive symptoms alone in the same sample in the same time period.

1975) or adaptive (Lande 1980; Lande and Arnold 1983), the differences between neutral and functional heterozygosity levels at the beginning of model runs preclude any conclusive interpretation of slight differences in changes when fishing occurs, especially when changes occur at a scale of only a few percentage or less.

This knowledge would pave the way for a conclusive interpretation and validation of systemic immune mediators and the discovery of a serological marker for asthma or asthma phenotypes or severity respectively.

A further improvement in the semantic interpretation and consistency of discovered topics might be achieved by exploring variations of topic models that consider word bigrams – the reoccurrence of e.g. the bigram "biodiversity loss" allows a more conclusive interpretation of a topic than the individual occurrence of the two words "biodiversity" and "loss".

When Mr. Cooper first auditioned for Mr. Jonze, he found he was unable to settle on a single, conclusive interpretation of his character.

(I:4) What the exposure constitutes and how mothers dealt with it is organized into seven themes of meaning exemplified in quotes and followed by a conclusive interpretation.