Sentence examples for attention in interpreting from inspiring English sources

As well, the recency of follow-up merits attention in interpreting inconclusive findings among studies.

The findings of the present study confirm that mechanical properties obtained from uniaxial tensile experiments are strongly dependent on thickness (water amount) of samples; therefore, careful attention must be taken in interpreting previous studies which did not fully control the thickness of specimens.

Although we believe the results obtained from such samples are reliable, extra attention should be paid in interpreting the expression pattern of single genes, especially those identified from the placebo groups.

In particular, they find evidence that employers pay attention to labor market conditions in interpreting unemployment as a negative signal.

An omitted variable bias and robustness of the results to the choice of the output measure are under a particular attention and call for some caution in interpreting the results.

One study drew attention to the difficulty people had in interpreting new information about HPV in the context of their existing knowledge (Fernandez et al, 2009), and in three, participants had sought information from the media, the internet or other sources (McCaffery and Irwig, 2005; Waller et al, 2007b; Daley et al, 2010).

Punctuation may be used to call attention to certain words or phrases, but its most important role is to guide the reader in interpreting text.

Special attention has been given to the case of free-standing SLs, which were the most useful structures in interpreting the experimental results.

"The challenge is in interpreting the data.

Be sensitive of a lag in interpreting.

Depressed patients tend to pay attention to, interpret, and remember information in a negative manner (7).