Sentence examples for have interpreted data from inspiring English sources

Some morphologists have agreed with the classical position of turtles [ 2] whereas others have interpreted data differently, finding that turtles group with lepidosaurs [ 3].

A wide number of studies have interpreted data, mainly coming from single-cell electrophysiology, as a proof that the motor cortex implements a topological map of the body in which the activity of single cells can be directly related to the resulting forces acting on the muscles (Evarts 1968; Georgopoulos et al. 1982; Sergio et al. 2005).

OG and DAR take responsibility for the accuracy of the data analyses, have interpreted the data and have written the manuscript.

Rising demand for labour should begin increasing wages soon, as unemployment reaches a level where employers have to start paying more to find workers (though probably not in time for next month's election).Since the report was published, the dollar has surged to a 4-year high as investors have interpreted the data to mean that the Federal Reserve will soon begin to tighten monetary policy.

SKA have interpreted the data and drafted the manuscript under the guidance of CUJ and BWL.

We have interpreted our data assuming that the fast, slow, and mixed patterns represent the intrinsic properties of individual beta cells.

Based on the significant increase in the number of sphere forming cells, and in the absence of applying the math model, one would have interpreted the data to imply that TGFβ2 increased the proliferation of tumor initiating cells (i.e. LTP cells), while in fact it appears to not affect this population.

Several other papers have interpreted RNAi data using protein interactions.

AG and BEG have interpreted the data and drafted the manuscript.

SRS and AP have interpreted the data and wrote the paper.

ML, AL and SG have interpreted the data and drafted the manuscript.