Sentence examples for data is interpreted from inspiring English sources
This is really the biggest caveat with the work and interpretation, because the data is interpreted that threonine phosphorylation is slow but triggers quick arrestin binding, while serine phosphorylation is fast but inefficient in triggering arrestin binding, a claim that must be supported by sufficient biochemical characterization of StoA mutant mice.
From the outset Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) has worked hard to ensure this data is interpreted correctly.
China ranks between 5th and 11th, depending on how Vietnam's official data is interpreted.
It all comes back to how the data is interpreted and governments won't always be trusted to make the right call.
Transient data is interpreted in the paper.
The data is interpreted using ScoreGrid's game visualisation tools and broadcast live.
Analyses of atmospheric and soil samples yielded conclusive results; the data were interpreted as negative.
He argued that malathion's propensity to cause cancer in rats and mice had been greatly underestimated by the way in which the data was interpreted.
The data were interpreted most powerfully by the political scientist Philip Converse, in an article on "The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics," published in 1964.
Data was interpreted using descriptive statistical methods.
