Sentence examples for efficiently interpret from inspiring English sources

Given this complexity, our human visual system is not always equipped to efficiently interpret all aspects of our surroundings.

In conducting studies to make reservoir management decisions, it is important to efficiently interpret results of reservoir simulations.

These results suggest that, during the third day of differentiation, ESCs are in a competent state to efficiently interpret signals in the medium.

Altogether these results indicate that single NC cells do sense Sdf1 but can only efficiently interpret the gradient if they have interactions with other cells.

To circumvent some of the limitations imposed by freezing temperatures, hardy cereals efficiently interpret and respond in a co-ordinated manner to environmental cues that signal seasonal changes.

It is difficult to imagine a set of text-mining rules that could efficiently interpret the range of annotations and assign the most suitable one to a new gene.

The core acts as an information processor on which all the environmental signals converge, and these signals are efficiently interpreted and common stress responses can be induced.

More generally, it highlights the importance of understanding the statistical properties of an experimental method (e.g., sensitivity and false discovery rate) to use it efficiently and interpret the result correctly.

Current biotechnology research is seeking to address these problems by creating techniques to capture data rapidly, accurately, and efficiently, and to interpret such data by an assortment of modeling, statistical, wave interpretation, and artificial intelligence methodologies.

In the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, researchers report that they have created software to efficiently detect and interpret moving objects.

Nanotechnology, like other emerging technologies that increasingly characterize the dynamic of our era, makes specific demands on datamining to track and interpret efficiently what is happening, through publications and other scientific output.