Sentence examples for comparing and interpreting from inspiring English sources
Great caution, therefore, should be taken in comparing and interpreting the available data.
Sociodemographic characteristics should be taken into account when comparing and interpreting changes in HRQOL scores in patients with and without invasive coronary procedures.
For clarity of reporting the analysis process, reviewers should define which sections of the included articles were actually analysed; and describe the process of coding, comparing and interpreting the data.
As regards clinical practice, the large limits of agreement for all measurements in our study indicate that we should be very careful in comparing and interpreting results obtained by different examiners.
The association of both sociodemographic variables and invasive coronary procedures with HRQOL outcomes makes it imperative to take these into account when comparing and interpreting change scores to reduce the risk of spurious findings.
Thus, we recommend great caution when assessing, comparing and interpreting extreme percentiles, for example, the 1st and 99th posture percentiles as reported in a recent compilation of studies from a large range of occupations [ 24], or 5th-95th posture percentile ranges as used in a number of studies [ 13, 22, 38].
It allows readers to scan a text back and forth and to study, compare, and interpret at their leisure.
Frigo tells me that his aim is to create for a future audience "some kind of a Rosetta Stone of this time, where different aspects of a person's life, recorded with different media, can be compared and interpreted".
Methods for performance evaluation seek to identify, compare and interpret how characteristics of subjects, the environment and images are associated with the performance of recognition algorithms.
Reproducibility measures of BOLD, CBF, CMRO2 flow-metabolism coupling n and the calibration parameter M were compared and interpreted for three ROIs.
These results show a need to estimate degree of misleadingness whenever performance levels in working memory or mental attention tasks are compared and interpreted.
