Sentence examples for comparative interpretations from inspiring English sources

Although the label plans to record contemporary performances, the eleven sets currently available are all of historical recordings (first releases of radio broadcasts, or remasterings of disks from the glory days of 78s), with comparative interpretations being a particular strength.

The KIR gene family is of particular value in comparative interpretations as they also represent type I, Ig domain-containing membrane proteins with potential for inhibitory and activating signalling.

We developed a software application suite, NetWalker, as a one-stop platform featuring a number of novel holistic (i.e. assesses the whole data distribution without requiring data cutoffs) data integration and analysis methods for network-based comparative interpretations of genome-scale data.

The prospective future of this cutting-edge technology is outlined, along with a comparative interpretation of several historical printing methods.

They can also be combined with a comparative interpretation into normic-comparative law-statements such as "normally an increase of X leads to an increase of Y when other X-independent variable are held constant".

This may cloud comparative interpretation of data such as rates of hypoglycaemia, as hypoglycaemia is sensitive to attained levels of A1C.

Numerous, mostly primary diagnosis-based definitions have been used by various investigators, making comparative interpretation of studies of gastrointestinal function rather difficult, if not impossible [ 5].

Due to potential assay variability, a comparative interpretation of the HI response at Day 182 with earlier time points should be done with caution.

The different definitions of household income categories make it difficult to do a comparative interpretation of our results, and to establish the generalizability of the association between household income and NVP.

Institutional-based technical factors can lead to variations in measurement of SUV and might hinder the integrated or comparative interpretation of the results from one centre to another [31], [32].

Comparative qualitative interpretations of the results show that there are three different patterns of leadership.