Sentence examples for easier to interpret in from inspiring English sources
Marginal coefficients are reported as they are easier to interpret in the case of non-linear models.
A reason for this change in approach is that we find differences in mean p-values a bit easier to interpret in comparisons between countries and groups of countries, which we focus on in the present paper.
Therefore we have designed a simple Fourier angular filter that effectively suppresses the ray artefacts in the single-axis tilting projection acquisition scheme, making single-axis tomographic reconstructions easier to interpret in particular at low signal-to-noise ratio in acquired projections.
The intial linear phase is easier to interpret in terms of muscle relaxation [28] and hence this is the phase we have chosen to analyse.
Hence, analyzing differentiation among breeds with similar breeding objectives is expected to be efficient in identifying loci which were early selected while providing results easier to interpret in the light of their shared selective pressure.
In this case Cost Curves are used because they are easier to interpret in meaningful units and they facilitate the selection of the best classifier by simple visualization under certain conditions, for example, for the cost of misclassification and probability of a specific class.
It is easiest to interpret in the metric of standardized regression coefficients, i.e., β ± w.
Disease-associated SNPs residing in coding regions, specifically non-synonymous mutations, are generally easy to interpret in terms of their likely functional impact.
The regression coefficient should in principle describe the dose response relationship, although they are not easy to interpret in absolute numbers because of the cubic root transformations.
Compared with the ABCS 135, the Q mci is more sensitive in differentiating MCI, takes the same time to complete and is conveniently scored out of 100, making it easy to interpret in clinical practice.
From all factors, we selected one parameter that had a high factor loading, was simple to calculate, and was easy to interpret in the context of a CGM curve for general practitioners.
