Sentence examples for example interpretation of from inspiring English sources
For example interpretation of coefficient β2 in equation 2 is as follows- a unit change in x2 will cause (eβ2 -1)*100 percentage change in odd ratio in favour of the event under consideration.
For example, interpretation of results of a lysine mutant is complicated by the potential of the amino acid to undergo acetylation, methylation, SUMOylation or ubiquitination.
Computerized decision support systems (CDSS) including so-called "expert systems" can be used in for example interpretation of medical images, medical diagnostics or other areas.
For example, interpretation of diabetes symptomology, names for diabetes and self-management of diabetes, is often interpreted through an indigenous framework.
Rather, there are arguments based on complex (and contestable) legal considerations — for example, interpretations of the 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act — turning on the question of what sort of burden of proof the government has to show that its requirement is necessary to achieve its legitimate goal.
In the following case example, interpretations of transcript and screen capture snapshot images from LDC babies' room video clip are shared.
For example, the interpretation of the relation between education and hypoglycaemic events can be interpreted as following for the linear mixed model (Table 2): Higher educated diabetic patients have 1.14 more events than (on average over time) compared to lower educated diabetic patients.
Take, for example, the interpretation of "Alice in Wonderland" by Mr. McGee.
In the above example, the interpretation of the state transition matrix, is as follows.
For example, one interpretation of the forward-looking trust rationale (see above) is that, morally, we should enshrine and maintain informed consent as a legal duty and cultural norm so as to maintain trust in medical practitioners.
7 Consider, for example, the interpretation of sibling correlations described in Björklund et al. (2010): "A sibling correlation can thus be thought of as an omnibus measure of the importance of family background and community effects.
