Sentence examples for appropriate to interpret from inspiring English sources

With an assumption of static fluid-saturated, porosity variation equation in Biot's model is not appropriate to interpret the percolating in low-frequency vibration production technology, there exists an obvious error from the actual experimental data.

On the other hand, in real phenomena, many real systems may be perturbed by abrupt pulses or extreme events and these systems with white noise are not always appropriate to interpret real data in a reasonable way.

Comparison of model estimates with experimental concentration profiles of the pollutant along the biofilter height proves that the model is appropriate to interpret the experimental results and simulate the process.

On the other hand, because the current study as well as previous NIRS studies with the verbal fluency task have found underactivation of NIRS signals (hypofrontality) in schizophrenia patients relative to healthy controls [21], [22], it would be appropriate to interpret the attenuation of NIRS signals during the verbal fluency task as the deterioration of PFC function.

Therefore, a consensus of ≥70% agreement was considered appropriate to interpret the data.

The current Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS) normative values remain appropriate to interpret an infant's total AIMS score.

Because the IEI approach is new, application should not be made without considering issues such as evaluation of the selection of the indicators, weighting scheme, uncertainties, and appropriate way to interpret the values.

For years, conservatives have insisted that the only appropriate way to interpret the Constitution is by reference to the original meaning of the Constitution.

The necessity of more information on mutations and their rates in different loci to develop appropriate models to interpret MLVA data has been pointed out in several studies [ 8, 17– 17].

These nondifferential alterations do not discredit A1C as a reliable long-term marker of glycemic control in dialysis patients as long as appropriate adjustments to interpret A1C values are made.

The most appropriate model to interpret our data appeared to be the uncorrelated allele frequencies and prior geographic information model, which showed a better stability between runs for Ks = 3 and 5, and a lower variance for Ks = 5, as compared to other possible STRUCTURE models (Additional file 3: Figure S1).