Sentence examples for a relevant interpretation of from inspiring English sources

One strength of this meta-synthesis is that it provides a relevant interpretation of a range of women's views, with considerations for discussing weight management during pregnancy.

Diversity of team members was intentional to ensure culturally sensitive recruitment and data collection procedures, to ensure the development of qualitative questions that would have meaning to Ugandan youths, and promote a culturally relevant interpretation of the data in the analysis stage.

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Scoring the range and intensity of emotional and behavioural problems adds a particularly clinically relevant interpretation of the data which could not be ascertained from only scoring the overall total [ 34].

This paper also provides a unique, important and relevant interpretation of results for Māori via a health model underpinned by indigenous concepts.

This study emphasizes the possibilities to gain better insight and more relevant interpretation of a questionnaire by use of IRT.

This may have be owing to the impossibility to do a trio-analysis, which is generally required for relevant interpretation of variants.

The approach leverages drugs currently in use to treat human neuropsychiatric disease, facilitating clinically relevant interpretation of the mapping effort.

We then propose a different interpretation of these procedures, no longer based on the statistical hypothesis testing, which leads to biologically relevant interpretation of results.

In epidemiological terms, the relevant interpretation of the pooled sample pertains to the net-exposure to pneumococci.

While physicians have a distinct idea which amount of change in clinical measures such as blood pressure is relevant, interpretation of PROM scores is less apparent.