Sentence examples for handling and interpreting from inspiring English sources
The county canvassing boards were forced to pull together ad hoc teams comprised of judges from various circuits who had no previous training in handling and interpreting ballots.
The county canvassing boards were forced to pull together ad hoc teams comprised of judges from various Circuits who had no previous training in handling and interpreting ballots.
Methods include the measurement of manifestations of disease and of the physical, social, and behavioral phenomena of the environment; the design of studies; procedures for collecting, handling, and interpreting large bodies of data; and statistical analyses.
Associations between GI illness and qPCR CCE were robust to many ways of handling and interpreting the data.
An understanding of the Asian perception towards death is also necessary for handling and interpreting logically inconsistent values in health preferences [ 17], because the logical order of health states (from worst to best) may be different in different cultures.
This reinforces that much more information will be available from a given experiment, with both positive consequences (better understanding of actual biologic responses) and negative ones (difficulties of handling and interpreting massively increased amounts of data).
A new discipline known as bioinformatics, or computational biology, has sprung up to handle and interpret the streams of DNA now entering computer data bases.
With the exponential growth of text documents on the web, there is a genuine need for techniques that organize terms and documents, simultaneously, into meaningful clusters, thereby making large datasets easier to handle and interpret.
According to Katherine Alfredo, a scientist at the Columbia Water Center and a lead author of the study, while many utilities have water with arsenic levels above the EPA limit of 10 micrograms per liter (µg/L), determining the actual population-based health impacts of arsenic in the U.S. water supply depends heavily on how contamination data is handled and interpreted.
You can overcome confirmation bias by using more quantitative data than qualitative data, or by hiring an objective analyst to handle and interpret your data.
