Sentence examples for intended for interpretation from inspiring English sources
These gene definitions are not intended for interpretation of top association results in individual GWAS.
The CAARMS instrument, which is basically a manual for personal interview is not intended for interpretation of hospital records.
The following approach to evaluate evidence for a variant is intended for interpretation of variants observed in patients with suspected inherited (primarily Mendelian) disorders in a clinical diagnostic laboratory setting.
It is not intended for the interpretation of somatic variation, pharmacogenomic variants, or variants in genes associated with multigenic non-Mendelian complex disorders.
Furthermore, the authors acknowledge that the results of this study are not intended for broad interpretation; rather, they provide a solid foundation that further, expanded studies may build on.
Second, the EDI is intended for use and interpretation at the group level, whereas the current validation of the CEDI was conducted at the individual level.
Although we have made best use of coherent available global data sets at high (1 km) resolution for the calculations, our results are intended for appropriate large-scale interpretation, not detailed local analysis.
Validity is seen as the degree to which all evidence gathered corroborates the interpretation intended for the scores obtained by a given test considering its purpose (AERA, APA, NCME, 2014).
According to the Bush Administration's interpretation, the site manager had not intended for Rahman to "suffer severe pain from low temperatures in his cell," and was therefore not criminally liable for the accidental death.
Cleave intended for the story as a whole never to be fully explicit, relying instead on readers' interpretation of the characters' dialogue.
Officials and analysts in Seoul and Washington were mulling over possible interpretations of the recent overtures from North Korea — whether the moves were intended for a genuine dialogue or a way for the North to derail a stringent enforcement of United Nations sanctions.
