Sentence examples for be made while interpreting from inspiring English sources

This is a typical up-scaling artifact when converting to seismic from well log, therefore such a consideration has to be made while interpreting results.

Overall, caution should be made when interpreting the findings.

Two considerations should be made, when interpreting these results.

Formal, public announcements have to be made somehow, and interpreted thereafter.

Thus, cautions should be made when interpreting results.

While her lover is out cheating on her, at home the woman wonders if she has the courage to continue the relationship, "now that her rock has turned out to be made of mud", as interpreted by Fraser McAlpine of BBC Music.

An attempt is made to interpret this phenomenon.

If the interpreting radiologist were to be made aware of this information while reading clinical mammographic images, it could alter image interpretation by increasing the prior probability of disease in subjects with the BRCA-related pattern.

The necessity of suffering was made clear and interpreted as the fulfillment of prophecy.

While it has been shown that neuropathological assessments can reliably be made by a single rater (Mirra et al., 1994), it is an advantage that all scoring was interpreted by the same neuropathologist.

Furthermore, while interpreting the statistical significance of models fit using traditional methods is fairly straightforward, correction must be made for multiple testing.