Sentence examples for further interpretation in from inspiring English sources

Judge Wesley wrote that further interpretation, in future cases, could hold manufacturers responsible if they knew, for example, that their distributors were engaging routinely in illegal gun sales.

Only metabolome data from the models with 'good' results for the permutation test, thus the LC-MS polar and GC-MS global models (after metabolite selection), were used for further interpretation in the statistical analysis.

Only the enriched GO terms with raw p-values <0.05 were used for further interpretation in this study.

It is proposed to present the results of both difference and equivalence testing for all relevant plant characteristics simultaneously in one or a few graphs, as an aid for further interpretation in safety assessment.

These results suggests that low oxygen levels play an important role in regulating TGF β proteins expression in the developing human placenta, however further interpretation of in vitro data is limited by laboratory experimental conditions.

These characteristics were subjected to further interpretation, resulting in two narratives consisting of themes illustrating patient-student encounters in relation to students' learning at a clinical education ward.

Moreover, the learned classifier is piecewise constant, and therefore lends itself particularly well to further interpretation, highlighting, in particular selected chromosomal regions with particularly highly positive or negative weights.

While, increment in sample size will in principle boost the power of the study, differences in allele frequency or LD relationships between the variants merit further interpretation, as shown in the example of skull BMD with equal number of individuals for both European and non-European sets.

On the other hand, however, it must be taken into consideration that the agronomic part of the assessment includes criteria that need further interpretation and specification, in particular the requirement for no 'significant' economic or practical disadvantages.

"I am not going to parse the statement," Press Secretary Michael McCurry insisted when reporters pressed him for the meaning of "improper" in a Clinton disclaimer of having an "improper relationship". He repeated parse twice in avoiding further interpretation, causing reporters to use parse in any subsequent examination of the President's remarks.

Hereby, we state that integrative information from metabolic footprinting can assist in further interpretation of metabolic networks.