Sentence examples for cumulative interpretation from inspiring English sources

Let's call this the "cumulative interpretation", represented by the green line in Figure 1.

The cumulative interpretation of the beaming complies well with a Huygens–Fresnel (HF) point of view, where any component of the electric field E Pθ) results from the interference of the direct transmission and the scattering from the grooves at any detection point Pθ in the far field at a distance R0 from the SH and R n from the nth groove; see Figure 1b.

"The cumulative effect in my interpretation is to put American troops at risk," Mr. Wyden said.

Having realized the phase-wise local and cumulative effects on quality interpretation and prediction, the major task lies in how to qualify and quantify them among multiple phases.

For instance, the interpretation of the cumulative incidence of death must take into account the cumulative incidence of renal transplantation and transfer to HD.

This presentation makes interpretation of the cumulative employment simple and the results are therefore easier to interpret.

However, the cause-specific models do not allow for a probability interpretation because the cumulative probability depends on other cause-specific events.

The authors discuss the high correlation across all fiber sizes categories in this cohort for the cumulative exposures which complicates the interpretation of the study designs.

Another advantage of the distributed lag model is its ability to provide interpretation of the cumulative effects of the lags included in the model, as well as individual lag effects.

Herein, for a disease d of interest, each microRNA in the microRNA network is scored through the cumulative hypergeometric distribution: The biological interpretation of a high-scoring microRNA is that it is likely to be involved in the disease d.

The interpretation of the log cumulative exposure coefficient is that an increase of one unit of log cumulative exposure results in a relative risk (RR) of eβ compared with those with one unit less.