The phrase "a numerical interpretation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the analysis or understanding of data or concepts in numerical terms.
Example: "The study provides a numerical interpretation of the survey results, highlighting key trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "a quantitative analysis of" or "a numerical analysis of".
Let and in (4.12) (a numerical interpretation of such an equation is discussed later).
The inhibition pattern indicates the interaction between the two compounds and the method enables the calculation of a fractional inhibitory concentration index (FICI), a numerical interpretation of the type of interaction displayed.
Although the complexity of the system ruled out a numerical interpretation of the trimer affinity, it was clear that the FRET efficiency decreased more dramatically with the increase in the SDS concentration for CLAcrBW13C/P223G.
(Yes, Lord help him) So a sort of numerical interpretation of what's right.
Numerical interpretation of this test showed a defect in the diaphragm walls below the excavation bottom.
The development of the concept of a systematically based postmortem redistribution factor will provide a more definitive and authoritative ranking and possibly numerical interpretation of PMR.
Development of the concept of a "postmortem redistribution factor" will provide a more definitive and authoritative drug ranking, and possibly, numerical interpretation of PMR for forensic toxicologists.
Large deformation finite element (LDFE) analysis is being applied increasingly in geomechanics as it allows numerical interpretation of problems in which the structural element moves a relatively long distance through the soil.
Together with the experimental research, (additionally) numerical interpretation of the tests is also given in order to simulate the behavior of the panels.
The procedure is based on the combination of batch experimental degradation tests ("anaerobic respirometry") and numerical interpretation of the results obtained (optimisation of the ADM1 input state variable set).
Here we expand their work and present the numerical interpretation of diffusion and permeation experiments by solving the inverse transport problem which is formulated as the minimization of a weighted least squares criterion measuring the differences between computed and measured concentration values.
