Sentence examples for change in interpreting from inspiring English sources

An additional analysis restricted to those cases with complete data was undertaken to confirm findings; this restricted analysis led to no change in interpreting these results (data not shown but available on request).

Our aim in this paper is to draw on two of these themes and to use Ireland as a case example to illustrate issues in PISA's measurement of change, and the complexities in interpreting change more generally.

This cardinal property of the Healthy Days Measures is a substantial advantage in interpreting changes in group scores.

Why does the article suggest caution in interpreting the change?

A complication in interpreting any change in slope is that it may vary with the stimulus range in any case, independently of criterion noise.

We do not intend to put too much stock in interpreting the changes in particular avian families over the time period we studied as these data are correlational and many other factors could have changed in these counties from 1998 to 2002.

Quantifying, monitoring, and understanding variability in N is important in interpreting recent changes in global surface temperature and in constraining likely future rates of warming [e.g., Otto et al., 2013].

61 Computers can continuously monitor changes in ventilation, interpret real time physiological changes, and adapt ventilation in response to these changes.

Thus, the pH change in itself was interpreted to be the main mechanism of this effect [ 29, 36, 37].

The 8.7° grain boundary did not show any orientation change which was interpreted in terms of free dislocation penetration.

The resulting traffic light colour change is easily interpreted in terms of green indicating a skin-friendly pH while red indicates irritant washing solutions.