Sentence examples for interpret these changes from inspiring English sources
To appropriately interpret these changes, students need not understand details of debates over how species should be defined or over which human relatives represent chronospecies.
The MAR patterns of the ash components are consistent with published eruption records of both the Izu-Bonin and Honshu arcs, and we can interpret these changes in accumulation rate in terms of arc history (Fig. 8).
We interpret these changes as variations in the intensity and/or position of the southern margin of the westerly winds, which culminated with a net eastward shift of the forest steppe ecotone during the Little Ice Age.
The MT inversion of the present study suggests that at shallow levels, resistivity structure changed at around March 2012, and accordingly, we interpret these changes in resistivity to be the result of the upward migration of volatiles, which may originated from magma degassing.
We interpret these changes to be generally pro-proliferative and anti-apoptotic in nature, without over-interpreting the importance of altered expression of any individual gene, which would require further detailed analysis.
We might interpret these changes as being to aging.
He interprets these changes in behavior as signs that they need to watch their spending.
A microprocessor embedded in the keyboard interprets these changes and sends a signal to the computer.
Some analysts have interpreted these changes as evidence of a substitution of one form of colonial status for another.
Hammond et al. [4] interpreted these changes as not biologically significant, while de Vendômois et al. [5] interpreted them as potential early signs of liver and kidney toxicity.
In this study, we used liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC MS) and multivariate chemometric methods to characterize the metabolic changes between vanilla pod and vanilla bean, identifying characteristic metabolites, and interpreted these changes in order to reveal the biosynthesis pathway of vanillin.
