Sentence examples for for a clearer interpretation from inspiring English sources

The authors discuss the use of a generalized damping concept for modeling the dynamic behavior of linear systems and show how this concept allows for a clearer interpretation and explanation of the behavior displayed by the common viscous and hysteretic models.

For a clearer interpretation of Figures 10 and 11 one should first get familiar with the topology of the simulated sources inside the brain shown in Figure 5 and with the causality configuration of those signals shown in Figure 3.

In addition to analyses of FA, we also investigate RD and AD, which allows for a clearer interpretation of potential FA differences in terms of myelination and axonal integrity.

However, when we attempted to map PCA axes to the corresponding nMDS axes using three trajectories, the data was insufficient for a clear interpretation to emerge.

Rather, unidimensionality of a scale is a prerequisite for a clear interpretation of the internal consistency statistics [ 6, 7].

However, the graphical representation of how these two factors combine to influence the risk of lung cancer does not allow for a clear interpretation.

However, it is important to note that, for a clear interpretation of the long-term effect of the study treatments, data collected after any treatment regimen changes at 48 weeks or after (other than IG titration) were excluded from the analyses.

Serving these needs, this paper aims at providing a clearer interpretation on WegenerNet rainfall data for users in hydro-meteorological communities.

By taking the coupling effects of the rib into considerations, the cavity modal suppression and rearrangement mechanisms obtained in existed investigations are modified and supplemented for the ribbed plate case, which gives a clear interpretation for the physical nature involved in the active rib stiffened double-panel structure.

Note that the correlated mutation analysis of non-interacting pairs results in a strikingly lower percentage of pairs of residues with small distance, an observation for which we miss a clear interpretation.

To support a particular painter was to endorse a clear interpretation of the present, to vote for a specific vision of the future.