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Because the effect size is not easy to interpret from a clinical point of view, we also calculated the NNT by transforming the effect sizes based on Z scores using the formulae provided by Kraemer and Kupfer [19].

In order to calculate the prevalence of anemia (AP) for each community, we defined a cut-off value of 11 g/dl which is clinically meaningful, easy to interpret from a public health perspective and gives a good proxy to anemia (see Supplementary Material S1).

Previous studies recommend choosing a DLNM that is easy to interpret from an epidemiological perspective (Armstrong 2006; Gasparrini et al. 2010).

They are easy to interpret for statistician and clinicians alike.

The conclusions are easy to interpret for health policy makers.

These findings are intuitive and easy to interpret for policy making.

In order to compare services either cross-sectionally or to examine trends over time a simple count of service items, while easy to interpret, suffers from the weakness of lack of comparability.

It is easy to interpret these results from the view of EDL.

"It would be easy to interpret the series of bizarre excuses from Eutelsat to GPBS as the result of pressure from Gazprom Media Group on Eutelsat to preserve Gazprom Media's monopoly in Russian broadcast areas," the Georgian station said in a statement in Paris.

The simple classification scheme makes the results from our Bayesian inference easy to interpret.

In general, models constructed from linear regression approaches are relatively easy to interpret.