Sentence examples for elements to interpret from inspiring English sources
They then used what they took to be the spectra of those elements to interpret the instrument's raw data.
Our data are consistent with previous studies reporting association within DYX1C1 and, in addition, provide novel elements to interpret of the current body of literature.
Some studies in fact show frequent and substantial weight gain one year prior treatment seeking, providing an important element to interpret the modest weight losses typically reported in literature [ 49, 50].
Despite these studies, the paucity of experimental data on the mechanical behaviour and failure modes of volcanic rock inhibits our understanding, a key element to interpret the evolution of edifice stability and sidewall outgassing.
The body is where the valid information comes from during intense feelings". The Princeton research introduces an additional element to interpreting emotions that scientists "have to account for," Halberstadt said.
Microbial thermal inactivation equations coupled with heat transfer and Maxwell's equations are integrated and solved numerically via a finite element method to interpret the experimental results.
And there is a human element to interpreting and presenting results that would be difficult to automate.
For the only elements being able to interpret the genetic message are the products of that message" (Jacob 1976, 297).
A simple equivalent circuit model with a constant phase element was used to interpret the obtained impedance spectra.
For miscible single-phase mixing in three-dimensions, of the order of 104 volume elements (voxels) are needed to interpret mixing results from 16 element electrical resistance tomographic (ERT) sensing rings stacked axially.
The key idea of the method, known as nonlocal finite element method (NL-FEM), relies on the assumption that the postulated nonlocal elastic behaviour of the material is captured by a finite element endowed with a set of (cross-stiffness) element's matrices able to interpret the (nonlocality) effects induced in the element itself by the other elements in the mesh.
