Sentence examples for better understand and interpret from inspiring English sources

Such a fact might help to better understand and interpret livestock images found in prehistoric rock art from a variety of African and European sites.

They also show interesting transition values, which could be used to better understand and interpret the global behavior of a rubble pile.

Furthermore, it is most likely that numerical solutions (modeling) could help to better understand and interpret the multivariable aspects of this complex issue.

These data may help us better understand and interpret the value and cost of care, including how nurses are used and assigned through electronic software programs for nurse scheduling and staffing patterns.

This interdisciplinary approach thus permits to better understand and interpret complex biological phenomena by taking into consideration multiple parameters.

This reveals a need for further longitudinal studies to better understand and interpret OHRQoL measures in children.

In this way, the results of computational simulations can be better understood and interpreted, regardless of the model complexity.

During interview with respondents in the pilot study, we found that some of the themes could be better understood and well interpreted when they are structured into closed-ended questions.

For example, I better understand and appreciate why those for whom the 'singular they' is already an integral part of an identity-sensitive lexicon interpreted my response as a provocation".

Finally, as Mr. Lataste called for a local government official to come to the scene, a young man suggested that people would better understand and accept the instructions in Creole — though most speakers can understand French, it is not their native language — and offered to interpret.

A better understanding of fluid-related processes such as poroelastic rebound of the upper crust and weakening of the lower crust beneath the volcanic arc helps better understand and correctly interpret the heterogeneity of postseismic deformation following great subduction zone earthquakes.