Sentence examples for interpretation compared to the from inspiring English sources
The LBC samples also produced greater consistency of staining and ease of interpretation compared to the conventional smears.
The particularity of the SF-12 is that its standardized scores permit direct interpretation compared to the Spanish population norms, the reference population in this case.
Regarding the covariate effects, the results of the subdistribution hazards model have similar interpretations compared to the Cox model approach for competing risk data analysis: e β represents the increase of the hazard of the subdistribution due to one unit increase of z.
Emergency physicians show a low rate of ECG misinterpretation in patients with chest pain and ST elevation [6]; emergency medicine residents have similar skill levels in ECG interpretation compared to medicine residents (although the overall performance was low for both disciplines rates of incorrect diagnosis were 58% for complete heart block and 8% for myocardial infarction) [7].
(5)This expression seems not to have a simple interpretation, compared to Equation 4. The estimator in Equation 4 can also be obtained by considering an approximate process in which frequency increments are normally distributed (Watterson 1982).
O2PLS was developed for two blocks of data and OnPLS is a recent generalization for more than two blocks of data providing symmetry in the modeling and thereby enhancing the interpretation; compared to O2PLS where models are obtained from an order dependent analysis.
My interpretation: Compared to people with BMI's in the normal range, those with BMI's considered overweight or somewhat obese display no increased risk of mortality.
Given the more widespread availability of biomarkers and relative ease of interpretation compared to more complex scoring systems, one could envision an approach of biomarker-guided or biomarker-supported therapy decision-making for advanced HF patients.
The range of follow-up examinations provides a larger degree of interpretation compared to prospective studies with fixed follow-up appointments for all included patients.
Furthermore, regression models offer a very straightforward interpretation compared to NN models, which are often and unfortunately dubbed "black box" models [ 73].
As predicted, community-recruited participants assigned to the Positive CBM-I training condition demonstrated a change in interpretation bias towards more positive and less negative OC-relevant interpretations compared to participants assigned to the Control CBM-I training condition.
