Sentence examples for a reference for interpretation from inspiring English sources

With the establishment of adult SRS-30 HRQOL population values, clinicians, and investigators now have a reference for interpretation of individual scores and/or the scores of subgroups of adult patients with spinal deformities.

We used age-dependent gene expression of C flies under optimal food as a reference for interpretation of genetic and environmental effects on transcription.

Therefore, genetically-matched naïve tissues were used as a reference for data interpretation.

19 This study was therefore undertaken to generate baseline information on RVGE disease burden, which could be used as a reference for the interpretation of post-vaccine RV disease trends.

In this synthesis, data collection in the different studies was broadly underpinned by current frameworks for palliative care [ 9], which provided a consistent reference for interpretation.

The levels of these compounds in indoor air and water were also determined as reference for interpretation of the exhaled breath results.

This information can be used as initial anatomic reference for interpretation of MR stifle images and to assist in the diagnosis of diseases of this region.

Comprehensive microarray databases could also provide a powerful reference for guiding interpretation of new microarray data produced from test samples [ 20].

Further, these new phage genomes will also provide an important reference for the interpretation of metagenomic data.

The lack of a reference makes interpretation of the data for these genes difficult and, if the test signal is low, they are often deleted from the analysis.

Two comparisons between SAGE and micro array data are made in postscript 1. -Perhaps West et al. provides a frame of reference for further interpretation by the author in the discussion.