Sentence examples for figures to interpret from inspiring English sources
For his show in Pasadena, one installation examines the legend of Procrustes, the Greek mythological bandit who would torture people in various ways in order to force them to fit onto an iron bed, while another uses human figures to interpret each of the deadly sins.
We've added the z-axis scale and projected metagenes to Figure 2 and 3. We hope this makes our fairly dense figures easier to interpret.
2) The data on colocalization of the ppk and sei transcripts is very weak and the figure hard to interpret.
The authors say they have only reported these figures "for completeness" and such figures are "difficult to interpret" which is why they believe the discussion should focus on the positive contribution made by migrants who have arrived in Britain since 2000.
Consequently, trade figures are difficult to interpret.
The savings figures are difficult to interpret but it is clear people are still paying off mortgages faster than they need to, rather than borrowing more against the value of their homes.
February figures are harder to interpret than those for other months because of China's Lunar New Year break, which occurs early every year but not on the same date.
Without accurate quantification, the figures are challenging to interpret and one could easily infer a lower Pt content than the true value of 33%.
However, these figures are difficult to interpret: during those 47 h the baby received approximately 50 mmol of sodium per kg of weight (Table 2 and Fig. 5 ) and FENa is positively related to sodium provision [ 7 ].
In general these figures are difficult to interpret as estimates are based on very low numbers studied, but the general finding of an increased risk of stillbirth is similar to that reported here.
These figures were impossible to interpret further as the proportion of the population who knew about HealthSpace at the time, and the proportion of people who actually entered any data or used their basic account, are unknown.
