Sentence examples for formulated and interpreted from inspiring English sources

Analogously, this hypothesis forms the foundation of a new co-evolution model in manufacturing between products design and manufacturing capabilities which is mathematically formulated and interpreted using parsimony analysis of cladograms.

Subsequently these outcomes will be formulated and interpreted in the research group for final results.

Continued development of scientific understanding is necessary to formulate and interpret modeling simulations and to reconcile disparate findings from the diverse range of coastal environments.

The interview data were used to formulate and interpret the transparency mechanism using grounded theory method.

As can be seen above, there is controversy in bioethics about what principles should be used to analyse ethical problems in biomedicine and how to formulate and interpret them in order to reflect the practice of biomedicine.

Broader ethical principles will provide a basis on which specific rules may be formulated, criticised and interpreted' [ 16].

Plato is thus indirectly the pioneer of modern beliefs that only a party organization, inspired by correct and "scientific" doctrines, formulated by the written word and interpreted by authority, can rightly guide the state.

Finally, based on experimental observations, a reaction mechanism was formulated and used to interpret the results obtained during catalytic activity measurements.

A mechanistic model based on kinetics of gas bubble growth due to solute diffusion in supersaturated oil liquid was formulated and presented to interpret the observed time-dependent non-thermodynamic equilibrium behaviour of pore pressure and volume changes.

This duality in his thinking leads us to an important point about doing science in general, one that is especially relevant when we are talking about studying ourselves: Scientists do not formulate hypotheses and interpret data in a vacuum.

Clinical research on children's competence to consent so far has been hampered by the absence of a guiding theory or framework with which to formulate hypotheses and interpret results.