Sentence examples for be interpreted in relation from inspiring English sources

BMI significantly but weakly explained variations only in the subscales of Physical well-being and Psychological well-being between children and parents, which again should be interpreted in relation to the small subsample of obese children and adolescents in the study.

Early testing should be interpreted in relation to injury-test interval.

These data can be interpreted in relation to current theories of hippocampal function, which emphasize the critical role played by the hippocampus in relational memory formation and retrieval.

This comparison provides insight into how OO software metrics should be interpreted in relation to the quality factors they purport to measure.

As major immunological and hematological parameters evolve during the early period of life, laboratory data must be interpreted in relation to developmental changes.

In the case of foods grown in the US, these assurances must be interpreted in relation to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) 1992 policy, which remains in effect today.

Magnetic properties are interpreted in relation to the structures.

Plant dynamics from pollen analyses, both from archaeological sites and peat bogs, have been interpreted in relation to human settlements and the transformation of economic practices.

Results are interpreted in relation to properties of the thiolate imidazolium pair as illustrated by Dock modeling of their shared Fe3+ binding.

In the late 20th century some Latin American Jesuits echoed their predecessors by angering Rome through their embrace of liberation theology, in which Christ's teachings are interpreted in relation to the politics and economics of poverty.

The evolution of the phase transition behavior and dielectric nonlinearity with zirconium content was interpreted in relation to the size change of PNRs.