Sentence examples for as further interpretation from inspiring English sources

Details on the sample as well as further interpretation and discussion of the surveys are available in the associated research article ('Field Facts for Crop Insurance Design: Empirical Evidence from South Western Burkina Faso' (W. M. Fonta, S. Sanfo, B. Ibrahim, B. Barry, 2015) [1]).

As a further interpretation one might argue that the subjective TS intensity might differ between conditions.

As a further interpretation of these GCP guidelines there is the "code of conduct of Human Tissue and Medical Research: Code of conduct for responsible use (2011)" by the Federa (http://www.federa.org/codes-conduct).

Each assigned NOE was interpreted as a contact without further interpretation of the significance of peak intensities.

The estimates differ according to the groups, but the overlapping of confidence intervals, as well as the different sample sizes, preclude further interpretation.

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.

Gene Ontology, KEGG and INGENUITY databases were used for further interpretation, as 7419 genes (out of 13057) presented a human ortholog with a HUGO symbol allowing us to recover functional annotations from those databases.

While, increment in sample size will in principle boost the power of the study, differences in allele frequency or LD relationships between the variants merit further interpretation, as shown in the example of skull BMD with equal number of individuals for both European and non-European sets.

We therefore adopt Model 5, which contains all of the theoretically relevant variables as our final model for further interpretation.

In addition to regression models for each material property, the raw data are presented to allow for further interpretation and fitting as necessary.

Let be the projections of the subsampled energy spectrum of the tampering; we define the perceptual signal-to-noise ratio of the received audio stream as (13) This definition needs some further interpretation.