Sentence examples for carefully interpreting from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has always been obsessed with carefully interpreting and segregating its markets; it's done that with its OS and Office packages for years.

However, carefully interpreting contrast-enhanced chest CT and three-dimensional CT images can ensure a correct diagnosis.

The participating hospitals could benefit by carefully interpreting these results.

We are convinced that we have carefully interpreted, and not over-interpreted, the data presented and have avoided any overstatement.

This is a cross-sectional study and therefore any interpretation about exposure and outcome should be carefully interpreted.

But tests must be carefully interpreted, and their limits understood: you are right that they cannot exhaust our educational reform agenda.

This suggestion, however, should be carefully interpreted.

All results of our study could be influenced by this issue and must be carefully interpreted.

As the facies and facies classes were directly associated with the quality of the reservoir, facies geometries were carefully interpreted.

In liver, therefore, 2D segmentation findings have to be carefully interpreted due to these increasing 95% CIs.

Since Pv-aCO2/Ca-vO2 might be a misleading indicator of RQ and anaerobic metabolism, its values should be carefully interpreted.