Sentence examples for in order to properly interpret from inspiring English sources

A greater understanding about the seismicity from mine explosions is required in order to properly interpret critical seismic information.

In order to properly interpret the obtained test results, the experimental predictions are first compared and assessed towards analytical calculations (e.g. in terms of Euler's buckling load) and Finite-Element (FE) models later (e.g. in the form of load displacement response).

Special emphasis has been placed on solving the problem of coupling between atmospheric, and ground, motions caused by earthquakes in order to properly interpret the signatures of earthquake-generated infrasound.

We argue that this characteristic of nested cross-validation does not detract from its' utility, however it is critically important to recognize it in order to properly interpret the results.

Our study had several limitations that need to be addressed in order to properly interpret the results.

In order to properly interpret the measured co-localization, it is necessary to quantify the precision of the image registration procedure.

So, in order to properly represent and interpret listeners' responses and separate the effects of the two key independent variables final sibilant and F0 context from those of the two context factors above, the context factors were included in the statistical analysis of the perception data as control variables.

Thus, the study of HNO in biological system requires researchers to be aware of this chemistry in order to properly design and interpret experiments.

In order to properly analyse and interpret the data, a substantial amount of resources and expertise on the part of the users is required.

In order to properly appreciate the precise inferential move and its wobbly conceptual basis, it will be instructive to consider the use of fiducial probability in interpreting confidence intervals.

They should be interpreted with caution and used together with the quality measures of the shortest reduced vector and/or the condition number in order to properly evaluate the quality or performance of a reduction method.