Sentence examples for a key to interpreting from inspiring English sources

The contrast provided a key to interpreting the pattern of spots created by the X-rays and determining the position of the atoms in the molecule.

We include a key to interpreting the information in Figure  1b-d to the right of the boxes with the various components in Figure  1a, and notes at the bottom that provide the details of abbreviations.

The 2003 report of the French Cancer Commission furnishes a key to interpreting this increased incidence: "Overdiagnosis (diagnosis of tumours at the borderline of malignancy) constitutes a serious problem because it can artificially increase the incidence of cancer and the result of treatment" [ 46].

These general conclusions are also a key to interpret the results obtained with the ILPC.

This is a key to interpret the sense of displacement in Figs. 2 and 3. γ = sight angle (34°), θ = angle between the rupture strike and azimuth direction (∼65°).

Ultimately, activity of the protein product of a hormone riboswitch-containing transcript is key to interpreting the effect of hormone binding on signal transduction.

Features relating to manuring practice are among those key to interpreting agricultural practices.

For some readers, Arthur C. Clarke's more straightforward novelization of the script is key to interpreting the film.

This is key to interpreting the single identifiable sequence of rongorongo, and is notable in that it contains thirteen months; other sources mention only twelve.

Since the killer's intentions and state of mind are key to interpreting his actions, Mr. Breivik's case is attracting special interest, because he gave himself up to authorities after the massacre (unlike many others, who die at the scene), and he has chosen to participate actively in his own defense.

Dependence of sequence overrepresentation on DNA uptake is the key to interpreting the results described above.