Sentence examples for helping to interpret from inspiring English sources

With a lot of my attention going to flying the sub and making sure the video imaging is going well, it's great to have other scientists helping to interpret what is happening in Kelly Lake and providing input on how to make better observations — all in real time!

As models, evolutionary arguments can interplay bidirectionally with empirical results, helping to interpret empirical results and suggesting new experiments.

The data from the two surveys conducted in 1998 and 2003 can be a useful source in helping to interpret the impact of the 1997 reform.

The complementarity of multi-method research is well recognised in the literature, with findings from qualitative research helping to interpret and contextualise quantitative results [ 36- 38].

Dipole modeling techniques permit estimates of underlying brain sources of scalp-recorded potentials, thus helping to interpret ERP findings with respect to those obtained from other methods (e.g., fMRI, PET or brain lesion studies) (cf. Amodio et al. 2014).

30 Those features together suggest that the EET might be suitable as a tool in experimental economics to disentangle the impact of distributional preferences from that of other factors thereby helping to interpret data from other (unrelated) experiments (similar to the choice list tests used to elicit risk attitudes; see Holt and Laury, 2002, or Dohmen et al., 2010, 2011).

This fact might help to interpret soil-crust performance.

YB helped to interpret and discuss the results.

JLM participated in design and coordination of the study, and helped to interpret the results.

Meanwhile, theoretical investigation can help to interpret the experimental observations and predict complex circuit behavior.

MK improved both the study design and the proposed algorithm and helped to interpret the results.