Sentence examples for besides interpretation from inspiring English sources

Besides, interpretation of the results should be done with caution as it may not be appropriate to make any quantitative predictions.

While Shanks may be correct, a savvy umpire who has viewed the world from the four corners of the diamond might have plenty to say besides rules interpretation.

Who could say that another interpretation besides the filmmaker's was out of the question?

"I'd just like to get some other interpretation besides Jerry Falwell," Ailes says.

A further caveat stems from the fact that all proteases regulate many different substrates besides Aβ, so interpretation of results is not always straightforward.

The main problem with DC Pronk's interpretation here (besides it being a Rufus Wainwright song) is that he's adopted the Canadian's uniquely bored vocal inflections.

Results are also consistent with the interpretation that besides the increase in normal α-synuclein levels enhanced kinase expression and pro-oxidant/nitrative conditions contribute to the production of phospho-Ser 129 and nitrated α-synuclein, respectively, in older nigral neurons.

A number of respected thinkers in physics besides Deutsch support the Many Worlds Interpretation, though they are a minority, and primarily educated in England, where the intense interest in quantum computing has at times been termed the Oxford flu.

The results show, in comparison with other data-driven solvers, better convergence, higher accuracy, clearer interpretation, and major flexibility besides the relevance of allowing uncertainty management with low computational demand.

The availability of these equations avoids grounding the consequences assessment on diagrams and nomograms that otherwise would lead to interpretation and usage errors besides avoiding the automatic solution of the inverse problem.

We accounted for this fact by additionally introducing a (quite strict) relevance criterion besides statistical significance for the substantial interpretation of context-level effects (see Sect. 4.3).