Sentence examples for interpretation high from inspiring English sources
Scores on the STAI have a direct interpretation: high scores on their respective scales mean more trait or state anxiety and low scores mean less.
However, our results are consistent with a different interpretation: high levels of Rad51p may be oncogenic, driving hybrid-mediated genomic instability that promotes carcinogenesis.
Unlike fiber maturity (thickness of the fiber wall) and fiber fineness (linear density of the fiber), both of which are straightforward in interpretation (high maturity and low fineness being favorable), the interpretation of the micronaire is more complex.
The overall advantages of HPV testing over cytology for screening of cervical cancer are: feasibility for high throughput, greater objectivity in result interpretation, high sensitivity, high negative predictive value, and ability to provide long-term risk stratification 185– 185.
Our graded depletion of MCM-7 provides strong support for this interpretation: high levels of depletion led to a cut phenotype with little or no cell-cycle delay, but at lower levels of depletion, presumably associated with partial genome duplication where replication forks are present and capable of activating cell-cycle checkpoints, a pronounced delay of entry into mitosis was observed.
In this case, where precision in sample classification is favored to biological interpretation, higher values of α are generally more efficient.
Out of this 11, 4 have effect sizes between small and medium but significant according to Cohen's D famous suggested interpretations (higher than 0.2).
Interpretation of high spatial resolution elemental mineral maps can be hindered by high frequency fluctuations, as well as by strong naturally-occurring or analytically-induced variations.
Hence, the classic interpretation of high dN/dS ratios is questionable as relatively low dS values will have the same effect on the ratio as high dN values.
As the law is written, the stakes of wrong interpretation are high.
Then again, I consider the greatest film of all time to be a Shakespeare adaptation Godard's "King Lear"—one that sets the bar of imaginative interpretation awesomely high.
