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The phrase "adequate to interpret the" is correct and can be used in written English.
It may be used when discussing the level of understanding or knowledge needed to interpret something correctly. Example: The instructions provided were not adequate to interpret the complex engineering diagrams, causing many students to struggle with the assignment.
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Further, a test of whether the items suggest a structure in which there is at least one common factor to all items was also significant [χ 561) = 16,080.2, p <0.0001] implying that any structure extracted after that first factor is residual information that could enhance interpretation of the first factor, but one factor would be adequate to interpret the construct under study.
Thus, on the practice level, it might be most adequate to interpret the results in a qualitative way.
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However, public health practitioners will need to know that the quality of the data is adequate and how to interpret the CVI rates.
Measurement in children requires age-adjusted questionnaires because children need adequate language skills and the cognitive ability to interpret the questions.
Although not intended as a comprehensive resource on statistics, it is adequate for the non-biostatistician to perform simple statistics and to interpret the medical literature.
Finally, even if clinical information could not be obtained and medical conditions were self-reported, the screening measures used in the present study have helped to interpret the scores of HRQL domains setting cut-of-points of adequate health.
To interpret the mortality statistics?
You got to interpret the Constitution.
Investors appeared to interpret the announcement negatively.
These are used to interpret the specification.
Thompson: It's hard to interpret the first question.
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