Sentence examples for derived and interpreted from inspiring English sources

Firstly, city blocks are used as spatial units for morphological properties to be derived and interpreted.

Particle velocities during the entrainment process were derived and interpreted, revealing the effect of the particle size and the jet momentum.

The other classroom emphasized modeling principles to derive and interpret canonical differential equations as models of real world phenomena.

We used a Pore Solid Fractal approximation for deriving and interpreting the scaling parameters in terms of soil microstructure.

However, while these low-dimensional projections allow for straightforward visualization of the underlying population structure, it is not always straightforward to derive and interpret estimates for global ancestry of sample individuals from their projection coordinates (Novembre and Stephens 2008).

The labeling of the three components in this first stage of instrument development must be interpreted with caution; further studies must be undertaken to determine if all component items have been derived and are correctly interpreted [ 27].

In addition, effective moduli and CTEs of a composite fiber (fiber/carbon-coating) and those of a composite matrix (carbon-coating/matrix) were derived and used to interpret the resulted thermal stresses.

P values are affected both by the magnitude of the effect and by the size of the study from which they are derived, and should therefore be interpreted with caution.

Consequently, all p-values reported here are t-test [ 73] derived, and should, thus, be interpreted as a statistical significance measure for equality of means, i.e. the lower the p-value, the more significant is the difference in the means.

If muscle cells emerged only once in a eumetazoan ancestor with MHCIIb correlatively becoming exclusively muscular, then the observed non-muscular expression of ctenophore PpiMHCIIb2 must be interpreted as derived, and we would face a unique and rather weird instance of a formerly muscular myosin having shifted to non-muscular function.

The ratios of the mixed monolayers obtained by XPS are in excellent agreement with the ones derived from contact angle measurements and interpreted by the Cassie equation.