Sentence examples for aid for interpretation from inspiring English sources

"Silhouettes" were introduced in 1987 as a general graphical aid for interpretation and validation of cluster analysis [ 1].

"Silhouettes" is a graphical aid for interpretation and validation of data clusters that provides a measure of how well a data point was classified when it was assigned to a cluster.

As an aid for the interpretation of spectra it was found useful to offer routines such that if any part of the spectral display is clicked, that region can be highlighted and the (x, y) coordinates returned.

The project starts by applying the method to a computer model of the Purkinje cell as a guide for the design of real neurophysiological experiments, as well as an aid for the interpretation of results.

Data simulations are also described and have been included as a useful aid for the interpretation of the experimental data results.

It is proposed to present the results of both difference and equivalence testing for all relevant plant characteristics simultaneously in one or a few graphs, as an aid for further interpretation in safety assessment.

Additionally manipulating baseline hazards and treatment effects illustrated both scenarios that require greater care for interpretation and how the simulation point of view aids the interpretation.

For aid of interpretation and comparison, we have summarised the ORs into groups (OR <0.5, ≥0.5 to <1.0, ≥1.0 to <1.5, ≥1.5 to <2.0 and ≥2.0).

Our study is a retrospective observer study with the purpose of investigating the effectiveness of using a CADe system as an aid for radiologists in interpretation of ABVS images.

Requests for aid in interpretation of the items in the NDI and COM questionnaires were registered.

Comprehension was determined in the pilot study by the patients' answers to the questions exploring their understanding of each item on the NDI and COM questionnaires, and was measured in both the pilot and validation studies by the patients' requests for aid in interpretation and by the number of items which were not answered in each questionnaire.