Sentence examples for associated interpretation from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a new device for measuring seabed sliding resistance in situ, and provides an associated interpretation procedure.

However, whilst this may be the case, the language of the questions and associated interpretation of the image may be problematic.

However, the respective theoretical background and associated interpretation of the parameters measured via indentation derives largely from research on 'traditional' engineering materials such as metals or ceramics.

Eight key informants with direct experience in Tasmania's tourism industry, or the design, management and operation of visitor centres, were interviewed to elicit their opinions on the Centre and the associated interpretation.

The HUQ was designed by the research team to capture any changes in a participant's health status, i.e. changes in medication, lifestyle, or major life events in the previous six months that may have influenced the final results and the associated interpretation.

Eligible participants were provided with training materials which included the AGREE instrument (form and associated interpretation guidelines)[ 7, 18] as well as a multiple-choice test that required participants to answer questions on the content and structure of the AGREE (see Additional file 1).

In this paper we review and synthesize the current literature and associated interpretations surrounding TDS release from coal surface mines and we provide a summary of our related research findings and conclusions to date.

Thoeny et al. recently addressed some of the issues associated with interpretation errors by studying whether the addition of DWI improved the diagnostic accuracy of MRL and reduced interpretation time.

This is illustrated by considering the problems associated with interpretation of the results for a suspension bridge analysed using the finite element program ANSUSP [ANSUSP Users Guide, 1980; ANSUSP Version 2.0 Users Guide, 1995].

Use of larger multiplexes or tailored AIM-SNP sets will reduce the error associated with interpretation of ancestry markers, particularly those of the two uni-parental loci, when divergence is eroded by extensive population movements between regions due to their demographic history and geographic proximity.

Furthermore, there are limitations associated with interpretation of these indices.