Sentence examples for appropriately interpreting from inspiring English sources

Obtaining and appropriately interpreting fluoroscopic views can be challenging in certain clinical scenarios.

Visualizing the uncertainty associated with utility location data and appropriately interpreting the resulting proximity were found to be key elements in any visual and analytical guidance furnished to excavator operators or field personnel to prevent utility strikes.

The enormous amount of data will result in significant challenges in appropriately interpreting the data.

Savitz and Olshan (1995), for example, discuss the use of multiple testing in terms of appropriately interpreting epidemiologic studies.

For the medical approach to AHI diagnosis to be successful, clinicians must become more adept at recognizing symptoms consistent with acute retroviral syndrome, evaluating individuals' risks for HIV acquisition, employing HIV RNA testing when indicated, and appropriately interpreting results to optimize the timely diagnosis of AHI.

"It is necessary to appropriately interpret the constitution.

Remotely sensed imagery, if appropriately interpreted, can provide detailed, quantitative data for deriving forest information.

These landform associations preclude a subglacial flood origin for the flutings and demonstrate that the transverse ridges are more appropriately interpreted as recessional push moraines.

To appropriately interpret the differences in cell response between native and engineered cartilage, it has to be considered that hydrogels typically exhibit Young's moduli which are 1 2 orders of magnitude lower than the native cartilage52.

In doing so, the mapping of a S-OOC sequence to the UCS frequency set is appropriately interpreted, and the characteristics of S-OOC based UCS schemes are described.

will be appropriately interpreted in the sense of Filippov.