Sentence examples for contexts for interpretation from inspiring English sources
Besides, Foster is an admirable reader of the poems, and his Life - especially this second volume - will now be one of the authoritative contexts for interpretation as well as for source study.
Results illustrate some potential limitations of common modeling assumptions when applied to laboratory-scale flames and, thus, provide a more complete context for interpretation of comparisons between experiments and model calculations.
Couched within Sperber and Wilson's (1986) relevance theory, the paper makes the claim that headlines are designed to optimize the relevance of their stories for their readers: Headlines provide the readers with the optimal ratio between contextual effect and processing effort, and direct readers to construct the optimal context for interpretation.
MHR and CEW provided medical decision making context for interpretation and discussion.
Quantitative analysis could then proceed on end points with strong or moderate levels of evidence to provide a full quantitative context for interpretation of exposure data.
To provide a rich context for interpretation of RCT results, focus groups were conducted with MBSR participants after their final trial follow-up.
When the bioactive conformation is already established, accurate free ligand structures provide a unique context for interpretation of the thermodynamics and kinetics of binding.
Supporting computational methods may serve to replicate this same mental process of gathering evidence from complementary sources, assessing agreement of the evidence and summarizing this evidence into a clinical context for interpretation of the gene variant finding [ 47].
Further context for interpretation of the improvements we observed in quality of life measured by the SF-36 may be provided by considering the average decline of 2.1 points over 12 months reported in people with OA in this age group [ 15].
The central hypothesis driving these studies was that analysis of AhR agonist activity in neat serum, as a cumulative measure of AhR ligand (agonist, partial agonist, antagonist) exposure, would provide a broader context for interpretation of GC/MS-determined TEQs and exposure assessment.
Measurements at each of these levels permit a more holistic understanding of the drug's performance and provide context both for interpretation of biomarker readout and for broader use in dose selection.
