Sentence examples for be interpreted in parallel from inspiring English sources
Findings provide encouraging implications regarding the long-term efficacy of interventions and the durability of symptom reduction, but must be interpreted in parallel with methodological considerations and study characteristics of RCTs.
Therefore, BALF NAAT results should be interpreted in parallel with clinical findings and the results of conventional tests.
Nevertheless, the results of pleural cholesterol assays should be interpreted in parallel with the results of traditional tests and clinical information.
NAA test results, therefore, cannot replace conventional tests; they need to be interpreted in parallel with clinical findings and results of conventional tests.
Current available evidence indicated that NAATs on BALF may play a role in diagnosing SNPT, whereas the results should be interpreted in parallel with clinical information of patients and the results of traditional tests.
Moreover, it has been recognized that caldesmon and TM can modulate the actin-myosin interaction in a cooperative manner [ 20], suggesting that functional effects of these proteins on actin-myosin coupling and smooth muscle mechanics ought to be interpreted in parallel.
Addition of mycobacterial culture so that all three tests were interpreted in parallel did not improve the negative predictive value (Table 4).
'Paralisa Overall' indicates the final result when Johnin and Protoplasmic Antigen responses are interpreted in parallel; EU, ELISA Units.
The H&E-stained TMAs were interpreted in parallel to ensure smooth-muscle fibres of the duodenal wall were not mistaken for stromal reaction.
If the four diagnostic tests are interpreted in parallel (i.e., considering an animal as infected if a positive result was found in any test) 57 (82.6%) out of the 69 analyzed individuals would be considered infected.
Moreover, the shape of the curve (higher Ea at higher temperatures and lower Ea at lower temperatures) can only be interpreted in terms of a parallel connection of these two processes (cf. Fig. 11).
