Sentence examples for been interpreted with reference from inspiring English sources
The negative priming findings in this growing body of work have been interpreted with reference to the functioning of cognitive inhibitory mechanisms.
Only rarely in literature published to date, however, has the degree of burden experienced by HZ patients been interpreted with reference to HRQoL readings among normative populations [ 11].
In the literature published to date, the degree of burden experienced by PHN patients has rarely been interpreted with reference to standardised scores of HRQoL obtained from normative populations [ 14].
The results were interpreted with reference to in-cylinder spray formation characteristics, as well as fuel evaporation rates obtained by modelling.
These findings are interpreted with reference to the concept of "coupling" as borrowed from organizational sociology, and their implications for treaty design and enforcement are considered.
The results are interpreted with reference to the fully-excavated Draper and Mantle sites, occupied before and after Spang in this contiguous community relocation sequence.
The results are interpreted with reference to the measured crack kinematics and related to the various potential shear-transfer actions, with the aim of providing a useful material towards the development of rational approaches for shear design.
Those findings are interpreted with reference to the structure and context of the specific teacher education program and can be useful for the design and development of EFL teacher education programs.
The observations were interpreted with reference to phase relations in the low temperature portion of the Fe Si O H system.
The negative effect found could be interpreted with reference to the complex interactions between the central nervous system together with the autonomic nervous system and the hypothalamus pituitary adrenal axis, all included in stress responses (Andrews et al. 2013).
Because of this normalisation, the estimated coefficients can only be interpreted with reference to the particular alternative category used for normalisation, which implies that they are independent of the other alternative(s) that are omitted from this pairwise comparison.
