Sentence examples for countries interpretation from inspiring English sources
In many countries, interpretation of pulmonary function tests is a minor part of physicians' training programmes and plays a role only for chest physicians.
However, due to the significant differences in intake patterns between the samples and due to the unbalance in sample sizes of the countries, interpretation of the pooled data of the total sample should be done with caution.
The roots of the east-west divide are deeper, stemming from Eastern and Central Europe's painful transition from communism since 1991, and those countries' interpretations of the factors driving growth since then.
On the contrary, in many developing countries, imaging interpretation is performed by individuals with limited training who may not even be physicians.
J.P. Borgstede of the International Society of Radiology ISRreportedthatthat in developing countries, imaging interpretation is predominantly performed by individuals with limited training who may not even be physicians.
In other EU countries, the interpretation and the use of lists are within systems that contain elements of both.
As health care systems differ across countries, careful interpretation is required as findings from one country cannot be generalised to others.
Despite the extensive harmonization procedure, some variables, including OA, may continue to be difficult to compare across countries, and interpretation of findings may require particular attention.
Pooling data from different countries strengthens interpretation of findings beyond a single population or geographical location and enables detection of small or moderate risks in a larger population.
These include the rights of Internet users around the world to seek and impart information under their own countries' legal interpretations of universal human rights – interpretations that are as legitimate, and as entitled to respect, as the ones advanced by French or EU lawmakers.
They still live in Iran, despite their country's interpretation of Islamic law, which bans women singers from public performances except to all-female audiences.
