Sentence examples for combined interpretation from inspiring English sources

Results showed that only a combined interpretation of various landscape metrics can consistently describe the spatial patterns of riparian vegetation.

Simultaneous measurements of velocity and resistivity in a fluid-bearing rock are required to give a basis for the combined interpretation.

The low-resolution nature of SAS can be compensated with specially designed computational tools and its combined interpretation with complementary structural information.

Combined interpretation of the distribution of genetic groups (Fig. 3a; beta diversity) and diversity scores at individual sampling sites of this species (Fig. 3b; alpha diversity) can help unraveling potential glacial and post-glacial range dynamics.

This situation is met when 'series of results in mixture' (EPGs produced by reiterating PCR experiments over the same DNA mixture extract) have to be interpreted or when 'potentially related traces' (mixtures that can have contributors in common) require a combined interpretation.

The overall clinical evaluation, consisting of the specialists' combined interpretation of the patients' history and all index tests, was somewhat more accurate.

This is critical because the results and the combined interpretations depend on this analysis.

The first author subsequently created an initial pool of 80 items by combining interpretation of student and staff perspectives of the PBL process, understandings of the literature, and incorporation of items from existing tools [ 26].

Charles Tilly, a social scientist who combined historical interpretation and quantitative analysis in a voluminous outpouring of work to forge often novel intellectual interpretations — as when he compared nation states to protection rackets — died on Tuesday in the Bronx.

PAGE A19 CHARLES TILLY, 78 A social scientist, he combined historical interpretation and quantitative analysis in a voluminous outpouring of work to forge often-novel intellectual interpretations -- as when he compared nation-states to protection rackets.

Is not all biography based to a certain extent on paraphrase combined with interpretation?