Sentence examples for both the interpretation of from inspiring English sources

It is also an example of how climate models can play a key role in both the interpretation of observations and the prediction of near-future climate.

This reframing of the nature and role of time and space in memory has implications for both the interpretation of existing findings and the design of future experiments.

We also demonstrate that significant errors can arise in both the interpretation of experimental data and the prediction of drug deposition when structural heterogeneities are ignored.

We have demonstrated that CAULDRON is able to facilitate both the interpretation of probabilistic climate information and the consideration of its relevance to informing policy in both the game and real life.

Thus the effect of grain size distribution is thought to be of importance in both the interpretation of experimental data in terms of the grain model and in procedures used for deducing kinetic parameters from experimental measurements.

The group discussion informed both the interpretation of the survey responses and the development of the interview protocol.

Using process data, in particular timing information, to both enhance the interpretation of performance and evaluate the quality of the assessment data.

Our mapping of the tectonic landform and fault traces was based on both of the interpretation of aerial photographs at scales of 1 50,000, and the field survey along the fault.

This is the first demonstration that, in autism, individuals can have difficulties both in the interpretation of facial expressions and in the recognition of equivalent emotions based on the movement of abstract stimuli.

This chapter will hopefully be useful for researchers interested in employing organic solvents in CE for specific problems, both for the interpretation of current results and for the rational design of future studies.

Moreover, the present data suggest that Prod1-like proteins are specific to newts and salamanders, and this finding has significance both for the interpretation of its role in PD identity and the phylogenetic restriction of limb regeneration.