Sentence examples for context of interpreting from inspiring English sources

The reviewers raise a very important point and indeed, we strongly believe that these assumptions and limitations should be adequately discussed in the context of interpreting our results.

We have developed and assessed an integrative learning module and found disciplinary learning gains to be equally strong in first-year students who actively engaged in embedded quantitative calculations as in those students who were merely presented with quantitative data in the context of interpreting biological and biostatistical results.

Focus groups generated first-hand accounts that provided a rich context for interpreting the results of a RCT of MBSR for chronic insomnia.

In this paper we set out to establish a context for interpreting the concentration of crime at places.

The IMWG data establish a relevant context for interpreting the results of studies involving novel drugs and provide information regarding the natural history of relapsed MM.

To provide context for interpreting the magnitude of changes in SF-36 scores, we also compared patients' scores with age and sex-matched population norms.

To provide context for interpreting the magnitude of changes in SF-36 scores, we also compared patients' pre- and post-operative scores with the age and sex adjusted population norms.

Using P. maritima as a model organism, these microsatellite loci are also helpful in providing a genetic context for interpreting the effects of habitat loss and fragmentation on flora within the coastal dune ecosystem.

The map will also provide a context for interpreting the results of the synthesis and a basis for refining the scope of the review, that is, it will aid the advisory group in identifying areas for in-depth focus and, possibly, areas where additional searches need to be conducted.

An alternative approach is suggested, which takes its outset in arenas of development and increased awareness of actors and their way of interpreting context and performing interventions.

As I wrote in a 2006 article, that passage, by Justice Stevens, set the stage for the debate over consultation of foreign context in the course of interpreting the U.S. Constitution -- a debate that continues to this day.