Sentence examples for figures are interpreted and from inspiring English sources

The Additional file 1 includes a detailed description of how the figures are interpreted and the results.

In previous eras, when food was scarce, people with larger figures were interpreted completely differently.

While the A.D.P. report does not always align with the broader figures released by the Labor Department, the figure was interpreted as another positive sign.

Farther to the west, ENE-WSW-trending lineaments (L1 in Figure 2a) are interpreted as being caused by normal faults associated with rifting in the Okinawa Trough.

7) The data in Figure 6B are interpreted as showing that a K to Q mimic of lysine 64 increases transcription.

Clusters where these t-tests were significant are marked with stars and hats in Figure 7 and are interpreted as hand selective.

This agrees with human figure-ground perception, where small stimuli are interpreted as figures and larger ones as background.

Data journalism also has pitfalls, Riordan argues: "The way figures are selected, interpreted, and analysed affects how they are presented to the audience.

Impedance spectroscopy is showing "backwards" arcs in Cole Cole figures at low frequencies that are interpreted through equivalent circuit using negative resistances for electrical contacts.

Based on this SEM, the MDC (with 95%CI) was 1.2 points (37%) meaning that individual changes higher than these figures can be interpreted as real and not due to measurement error with an acceptable probability level.

These figures can be interpreted as the positive and negative predictive values of the model, and denote a moderate ability to predict CD and an excellent ability to rule it out.