Sentence examples for be applied in interpretation from inspiring English sources
Our findings suggest the F.E.R.R.E.T sleep hygiene education programme might be effective in improving sleep in children and adolescents, but given the limitations of a pilot study, caution must be applied in interpretation of the findings.
In general, ToK architecture can be applied in scene interpretation by exploiting its either vertical or horizontal connections.
However, caution should be applied in the interpretation of viral reservoir levels in terms of viral rebound as it might still occur upon treatment cessation even in patients with extremely low viral burden [83].
This inconsistency suggests that caution should be applied in the interpretation of these data that may reflect the balance of chance alone.
In addition, the observation that CTB binds to cell surface molecules other than GM1 implies that caution should be applied in the interpretation of experiments where CTB is used to visualize membrane microdomain structures.
As with all homology models, caution must be applied in data interpretation, especially now that recent electron microscope images of the nACh receptor have shown that the difference between the structure of unbound and agonist-bound binding site sites is less than that observed in AChBP.
Caution in interpretation should be applied in patients receiving antimicrobial agents [ 22].
Therefore, the obtained values of ( dot{mathrm{V}} )A and ( dot{mathrm{V}} )A/a( dot{mathrm{V}} )E cannot be applied in clinical situations, and the interpretation of the current results may be difficult.
Note that many of these arguments can be applied in the frameworks of various interpretations of quantum mechanics, not just the MWI.
Both the probability and proportion interpretations can be applied in this paper: the proportion model may help in thinking about ecologic bias in particular data sets.
However, it is also useful for developing skills that can be applied in almost every walk of life, from analysis and interpretation of facts, to successfully arguing your point and confident public speaking.
