Sentence examples for and interpreted in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

Herold et al. (2002, 2003) conducted a comprehensive study on urban land cover dynamics using remote sensing data for the development of spatial (landscape) metrics that were analyzed and interpreted in conjunction with results from the spatial modeling of urban growth.

Data needs to be analyzed and interpreted in conjunction with the interview narratives.

Importantly, the results should be contextualized and interpreted in conjunction with other valid and reliable sources of information and evidence about care processes.

One cannot reiterate often enough the clinical rule that levels of cTn must always be used and interpreted in conjunction with all other clinical information.

Although the χ values were beyond those acceptable for a good fit, these are susceptible to sample sizes >100 making p > 0.05 overly sensitive and so should be interpreted in conjunction with other indices [ 21].

Therefore, the bylaws should be flexible and able to be interpreted in conjunction with more detailed policies.

Indicators and precursors have to be interpreted in conjunction with mine design, mining activities and potential triggers.

The papal visit, he added, should be read as much by the pope's itinerary as it is by his words, noting that a visit to Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was debated and adopted, ought to be interpreted in conjunction with his planned talks with representatives of immigrant communities.

‡ Main effect of literacy and healthcare system should be interpreted in conjunction with interaction term.

Metabolic impairment was associated with elevated CRP, and CRP levels should be interpreted in conjunction with the lipid profile.

Hydrochemical diagrams are aimed at facilitating interpretation of evolutionary trends, particularly in groundwater systems, when they are interpreted in conjunction with distribution maps and hydrochemical sections.