Sentence examples for interpret the connection from inspiring English sources

A possible link between high mutation rates of Y-linked repetitive DNA (Lohe and Roberts 2000, 1990) and YRV could be invoked to interpret the connection between mutational variance, YRV, and gene expression divergence.

How the brain works to be able to put the two languages together--and in the case of conference interpreting the connection between the two is made almost simultaneously--is something even scientists have not yet worked out.

This study applies the ideas of network theory to examine and interpret the spatial connections in rainfall in Australian conditions.

In this way, the structure of these hybrid networks become transparent as high level IF-THEN human-like reasoning is used to interpret the network connections.

"Hamletmachine" is divided into five sections, like a Shakespeare play, but it consists largely of long monologues by speakers of fluid or multiple identity; its few stage directions and dialogue passages offer little guidance for staging or interpreting the suggested connection to "Hamlet".

"The military was fortunately not so clever at understanding the visual arts and interpreting the political connections".

When the pattern of coliform populations of the rectum was scrutinised, it was difficult to interpret the alterations in diversity in connection to the dietary changes (Fig. 2).

The physical meaning of this dimensionless (similarity) variable is also interpreted; and the connection between the Richardson number and this new variable was found.

Note that a β power of gene significance, |Cor(x i, severity)| β, can be interpreted as the connection strength between severity and the i-th gene expression in a weighted network.

These proteins read and interpret the epigenetic signals and provide a connection between DNA methylation and chromatin modification.

This has obvious connections to the issue of how we are to interpret the ontology of merely effective physical descriptions.