Sentence examples for definition and interpretation from inspiring English sources
Also, the current definition of OPTIONAL/ANY is meant for customized definition and interpretation of this field for each algorithm.
This became particularly complex when debate over the definition and interpretation of the Lanham Act, which talks about the preclusion of statutes, came into question.
The principles support a preliminary theoretical model of EUP and should thus facilitate the definition and interpretation of empirical evaluation studies.
This allows definition and interpretation of the conspicuous facies changes in the clastic successions according to their position along complete sections across the basin.
Furthermore, concepts such as 'safety'riskisk' or 'scientific justification' are not clear-cut and need definition and interpretation.
This distinction between the global recording rate and the mean recording rate is an important part of the definition and interpretation of the global recording rate, but whether it really matters is moot.
It holds the principles, definitions, and interpretation that are then referenced in the rest of the documents.
There has been also considerable clarification of the definitions and interpretation of the different types of interaction [ 10, 13].
13 Second, they contributed data about existing and emerging issues around SQUIRE item definitions and interpretation; third, they helped with data interpretation and the process of translating the interpretation into changes in the SQUIRE Guidelines.
2) Consistent recording of information across care settings might assist clinicians in other ways: Familiarity with the language, definitions and interpretation of an instrument utilized in the health professionals "home" care setting would facilitate interpretation of a companion instrument performed in another setting.
The paper focuses on differences between linear probability models and logistic regression models with regard to the definition, detection, and interpretation of interaction effects.
