Sentence examples for for which interpretation from inspiring English sources

This study is designed to assess the performance of radiology residents in interpreting emergency department chest radiographs for pneumonia and to characterize chest radiographic findings in patients for which interpretation was amended by an attending radiologist.

The auditors met on a regular basis to review items for which interpretation remained unclear after using the data collection guide.

The first relies on anchor-based methods and examines the relationship between scores on the target instrument (the instrument for which interpretation is in question) and some independent measure, termed an anchor.

However, because of the multiplicity of probesets per gene this would result in a very large number of tests and would be likely to yield a much larger set of candidates, but potentially a set with lower specificity and for which interpretation is more difficult.

Moreover, the biggest clusters (48 and 39 isolates respectively; see Figure 2A) concern ubiquitous spoligotypes 50 and 53, widely spread on all the five continents (spreading index SI equal to 20.95 and 28.09 respectively [ 30]), and for which interpretation in terms of recent transmission remains difficult.

In these tables, terms are displayed in a repetitive form for which interpretations are provided by the row and column headings, the legend and the reference in the text.

But if there are no "independent standards" for judging which interpretation of an event is true, as Mr. Fish says, then why is Ms. Sontag's interpretation "accurate"?

However, there is currently no way to say for sure which interpretation is "right".

An iterative process might be used, for example, in which interpretation of new results in health studies will influence subsequent studies in exposure and source apportionment, the results of which may influence further health studies.

For the moment, judging which interpretation of Beijing's move is correct is a guessing game.

In religions for which the interpretation of scripture is both a necessity and a duty, a diaspora can serve as an invaluable resource for their co-religionists living elsewhere.