Sentence examples for basis to interpret from inspiring English sources

These results provide an experimental basis to interpret the failure of PE treatments and to propose a rationale, based on the use of DHPs, for a potential approach in the management of the pathology.

Second, DNA duplexes with 11, 20, and 40 base pairs provide a structural basis to interpret the dimer shape.

Solely considering whether a p value is 'statistically significant' is not a sufficient basis to interpret the findings of a statistical analysis.

Our VEEV E2 model also provides the structural basis to interpret the previous genetic studies on the host range and neutralizing activities of VEEV.

These results support the hypothesis that Δ40p53 is a critical regulator of wild-type p53 function and provide a basis to interpret the complex biological phenotypes induced by this isoform in animal models.

What are the new findings The optimised carbon monoxide rebreathing method to determine haemoglobin mass (Hbmass) has an analytical error of ∼2%, which provides a sound basis to interpret changes in Hbmass of athletes exposed to moderate altitude.

The validation of the hypotheses expected from ethnographic and historical data that quantitative soils-based evidence allows the definition of variations in manuring strategies and provides a more secure basis from which to interpret manuring management strategies in archaeological landscapes.

Although some chemists thought structural formulas could be understood on a macroscopic basis, others sought to interpret them as representations of microscopic entities called molecules, corresponding to the smallest unit of a compound as an atom was held to be the smallest unit of an element.

Rather than taking this experience as an enlightening insight into the casual dismissiveness women are subjected to on a daily basis, Barker choses to interpret it as proof that men and women are equally as patronising.

Previous non-clinical child and adolescent psychiatric interviews have relied on empirically defined assessments of problems in the general population, and, even though such assessments have a strong evidence basis, it remains problematic to interpret findings in clinical terms, especially with regard to neuropsychiatric conditions.

The relative contribution of each variable was assessed on the basis of the structure correlations to interpret the discriminating power of the independent variables.