Sentence examples for in particular interpretation from inspiring English sources

In particular, interpretation of Southern blotting results may be difficult in case of the deletion of an entire gene.

In particular, interpretation of results is not trivial in light of the scale of multiple testing proposed.

However, significant questions remain with regard to the generation, analysis, and in particular, interpretation of microarray data.

MF is appointed co-supervisor, participated in the experimental design and in particular interpretation of microarray analysis.

In particular, interpretations are very different according to the approach used to characterize year-long activity patterns.

Mr. Agrawal's practical suggestions for admissions committees show that the soul of affirmative action lies in how we use it to reach the goal, not in any particular interpretation.

The net result was hundreds of undiversified small banks that had no financial linkages with one another whose risk analysis procedures included the verification of customers' belief in a particular interpretation of the story of a man called Jesus.

Another way of saying that I is a model of S is to say that S is true in I, and so we have the notion of model-theoretic truth, which is truth in a particular interpretation.

"Family values" of course, justifiably scares a great many thoughtful people today because the phrase has regularly been employed conceptually in the service of arch-conservative social and political orientations, reinforcing patriarchy, sexism and homophobia, orientations usually grounded in a particular interpretation of a religious creed that defies reasonable belief.

From observational astronomy--in particular, the interpretation of the data to determine what you can and can't deduce--to theoretical astronomy, building complex models of stock market interaction.

The results in [8] are not strong evidence in favor of a particular interpretation of statistical relationships.