Sentence examples for from which to interpret from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the simplest perspective from which to interpret the vicissitudes of the American bison is that of the bison itself.
To provide a baseline from which to interpret the archaeological δ13C data, modern samples are considered in relation to their diet and environmental origin.
Individual factors also played a role as key decision makers had diverse professional and vocational (trade) backgrounds, and personal histories from which to interpret their experiences.
The validation of the hypotheses expected from ethnographic and historical data that quantitative soils-based evidence allows the definition of variations in manuring strategies and provides a more secure basis from which to interpret manuring management strategies in archaeological landscapes.
Conversely, models can inform the acquisition and analysis of observations by providing a broader context from which to interpret necessarily limited data collection.
(1) Generic instruments offer the opportunity to compare results across patient and population cohorts, and some can provide normative or benchmark data from which to interpret results.
No logical principle stops scientists from choosing different background assumptions against which to interpret their observations.
Emerging technologies are providing opportunities for complementary analyses of tissues from which to assess and interpret functional outcomes in animal models of aging.
The results obtained from intervention studies have been difficult to interpret and thus from which to draw a definitive conclusion.
This case provides a vantage point from which to examine how relevant social groups interpret and engage with technological devices and the implications of this for the communities the device is intended to serve.
