Sentence examples for data to interpret from inspiring English sources

Although the use of infrasound data to interpret an earthquake's source mechanism is not comparable to interpretations based on seismological data, seismic and infrasonic wave fields can be combined to characterize the natural phenomena associated with earthquakes.

Peelen, M. V. & Downing, P. E. Using multi-voxel pattern analysis of fMRI data to interpret overlapping functional activations.

The simulated results are compared with previous data to interpret the trends.

"There is so much data to interpret and tons of stuff to work on," said Grady, a key member of the Rosetta science team at the Open University.

Nevertheless, give two people the same data to interpret and the results can often be different, so we will have to see.

It's a bit like the scene in Seven where the detectives find the murderer's diaries - millions and millions of words; there is simply too much data to interpret.

It ranges widely from formulating scientific questions, designing studies, collecting and analyzing data to interpreting, reporting, and presenting study findings.

There are simply not enough data scientists to interpret massive amounts of data being generated every day, a service that cognitive computing can offer.

The global financial crisis and its aftermath make more recent data hard to interpret.

Wood also points out that the late arrival of Easter (unlike in 2013 when it was early) has made the inflation data harder to interpret.

Designer David Gross makes SolveBio's data easy to interpret.