Sentence examples for add to the interpretation from inspiring English sources

The second part shows what political ethnography can add to the interpretation of data.

This information will add to the interpretation of the results [ 44].

Furthermore, the calculation of confidence intervals for impact numbers can add to the interpretation of study results by providing a measure of estimation uncertainty.

Sample pH, water temperature, subjective assessment of water level (low, medium or high) and the occurrence of spraying within 1 km of the sampling point were recorded (These results are not shown because they did not add to the interpretation of the findings (See London et. al. [ 18]).

IH, CB, ND and UH added to the interpretation of the data and reviewed and edited the manuscript.

As discussed above, pre-operative evidence of endotoxemia is lacking: this would have added to the interpretation of the data.

Although detecting a high number of benign CNVs added to the interpretation workload, this was less of an issue since the mere fact of being able to classify them as benign means their interpretation was fairly straightforward.

More frequent study visits and longitudinal assessments of QOL would have allowed for better explanatory analyses, and may have added to the interpretation of clinically meaningful differences in the disease-specific QOL scores.

Limitation of this study is the lack of samples taken before start of treatment, and some uncertainty is added to the interpretation of our results because serum levels of the soluble adhesion molecules are not only influenced by their synthesis and shedding, but also by their clearance or uptake by counter-receptors.

Puw said that in the piece "Freedom is granted to the performers to make any subtle facial expressions that add to the musical interpretation".

MR: There are certain sonics, such as the sustained reverb on Paul Simon or Phoebe Snow's cymbals or your rounded guitar ring-offs that add to the song's interpretation.