Sentence examples for better to interpret from inspiring English sources
Instead, it would be better to interpret this as Fox News distancing itself from an albeit popular brand of populism – to a more mainstream, centre-right position.
Note that this is not quite the same as one would have deduced for λ if one had considered the statement of the failure rate to have been an instantaneous one; the instantaneous rate assigns λ=0.1, but we consider that it is better to interpret the statement of failure under the given finite time and hence set λ accordingly.
If the instruments are clearly differentiated in what they capture, and their respective qualities are ruled out, it is possible to make a choice of which version to use in a specific context, and how better to interpret the results.
It would be better to interpret the threshold as 'the fold-change below which we are definitely not interested in the gene' rather than 'the fold-change above which we are interested in the gene'.
Because an nPOGR score is a ratio, it is better to interpret the score together with the maximum potential agreement beyond chance [1 – E(POGR)] it can achieve for pairs of lists with the same lengths from the original datasets.
In any case, whatever went on in that Venetian chamber, nobody was better equipped to interpret it than Eliot who chose not to, at least not in public.
In any case, whatever went on in that Venetian chamber, nobody was better equipped to interpret it than Eliot — who chose not to, at least not in public.
Maybe analysts will figure out a better way to interpret data, he said, or maybe scouts will learn how a player's character truly affects his performance.
If students and the general public recognize this, they will be better prepared to interpret reports of new discoveries and to explore the details of human evolution.
The purpose of this article is to help readers understand the strengths and limitations of epidemiology for the purpose of being better able to interpret these studies.
Perhaps more importantly, students using the new text demonstrated better abilities to interpret novel data sets.
