Sentence examples for be interpreted and used from inspiring English sources

Telehealth's Charles Lowe said: "Information provided by our systems can be interpreted and used to head off a pulmonary incident.

VGI is created by a community process, and the data can only be interpreted and used if this community process is well understood.

The PVAHA methodology presented here incorporates a number of assumptions and is subject to limitations on what is produced and how the information can be interpreted and used.

"The idea is that data can be interpreted and used to make the flow of electrons more productive, to make everything more efficient around the grid," says Paul De Martini, Cisco's newly appointed chief technology officer for Smart Grid.

However, as the study did not include the importance of variation at forest and landscape levels for public preferences, the elicited WTP ought to be interpreted and used carefully.

In Table 2, the rules are presented as conditions in a simple linguistic manner which can be interpreted and used as guidance to create a product of tensile strength within a certain known range.

Also there is the Orthodox Christian east, as well as western Europe and America, to take into account in any full story; and, not least, the way the Bible is now being interpreted and used in a host of developing countries.

At the gateway, the data was interpreted and used to help avoid mold, frostbite, and other agricultural problems.

Essentialists, Emergentists, and Externalists differ as much on how data is interpreted and used as on their views of how it should be gathered.

This is accompanied by an example of how the outcome was interpreted and used to guide the selection of appropriate areas which were apparently suitable for growing flue-cured tobacco within an area of ca. 140 km2 in Malawi.

Therefore voters should be demanding new consideration of how polls are conducted and how and when their results are interpreted and used.