Sentence examples for a more complete interpretation from inspiring English sources

Additional information on the soil profile changes would give a more complete interpretation of the hillslope evolution.

The absence of previous research focusing on this outcome precludes a more complete interpretation of this finding.

Taking into account that some types of neurons rely on VEGF165 and Npn1 signaling, these observations are needed for a more complete interpretation of the mutant phenotype.

We believe that this has hampered a more complete interpretation of findings regarding the hazards of fish consumption on fetal development.

When including the gene-expression regulation, a more complete interpretation can be achieved by using the hierarchical control analysis and a new 'hierarchical supply-demand' theory as investigated in the next subsection.

We are currently unaware of any previously published work that has focused on preconception exposure to BPA and phthalates as it relates to birth size precluding a more complete interpretation of our findings.

LUGH would also allow more complete interpretation of planned orbiter data.

Furthermore, this strategy allows for more complete interpretation of variants of uncertain significance (VUS), and can guide further molecular genetic analyses such as targeted CNV analysis.

The combination of wide-angle reflection and near-vertical reflection data has facilitated a more complete geological interpretation of the seismic data.

Determination of a significant item-factor loading was set at a coefficient level of 0.30 or greater, this level based on a rationale of generating a more complete psychological interpretation of the data set, this being a level consistent with investigators who have used EFA [ 22, 30, 36, 41].

Results illustrate some potential limitations of common modeling assumptions when applied to laboratory-scale flames and, thus, provide a more complete context for interpretation of comparisons between experiments and model calculations.