Sentence examples for example to interpret from inspiring English sources

Signatories pledge, for example, to "interpret government restrictions and demands so as to minimise the negative effect on freedom of expression".

We take commercial piezoelectric LiNbO3 matrics as the example to interpret the detail mechanisms of energy conversions for the photon-generation through a native point defects study.

That makes it difficult, for example, to interpret large fluctuations from one year to the next in the amount of time spent using particular software.

Table 1 is an example to interpret data shown in Fig. 1 Most common agents we detected were GV found in 88.1% of the samples (207/235), UU in 63.0% (148/235), and GBS in 26.4% (62/235).

These lines are being used in live-cell studies of cell division and, for example, to interpret the expression of a gene that suppresses branching (tillering) at the base of the plant thereby promoting the single-stalk growth pattern typical of agricultural corn (Whipple et al. 2011).

For example, how to interpret the finding that human and pumpkin genomes are 75% similar?

Their respective capacities are 30, 10 and 60 vehicles during the parking period and to make this example easier to interpret, tariffs were taken null.

If a student is, for example, able to interpret the values presented by an SPSS-output of a correlation analysis correctly (=performance), the skill to judge outputs from relevant statistical software is attributed to this person.

For example, how to interpret the level of physical shape by measuring the pulse rate.

This might be the case if, for example, raters were to interpret aspects of the grading scale and guidelines in different ways.

When radiation doses are reported at all it is usually for a single type of administration, making a dynamic interpretation of the dose effect relationship by, for example, fractionation difficult to interpret.