Sentence examples for interpretation in conjunction with from inspiring English sources
Since relative velocity measurements made by a pitot tube are strongly affected by any structural vibrations induced by the motor and the propeller, the TKE dissipation rates derived require careful interpretation in conjunction with the throttle level.
Hydrochemical diagrams are aimed at facilitating interpretation of evolutionary trends, particularly in groundwater systems, when they are interpreted in conjunction with distribution maps and hydrochemical sections.
There is a wide variation in methods of timing and interpretation of EEG in conjunction with clinical sedation assessment in the literature.
As mentioned before, the major challenge of a subspace cluster analysis is the interpretation of the results in conjunction with respective domain knowledge of the analyst (medical doctor in our case).
This highlights the need for the interpretation of genotypic data in conjunction with patient clinical status and the determination of mutations specific to certain geographical locales.
One interpretation of this observation, in conjunction with the swine bioassay data, is that the Sal CURB® product had an adverse effect of viral load and viability, while in the absence of Sal CURB® the quantity of PEDV remained constant and that virus survived over time.
This trace fossil also demonstrates the utility of ichnology in testing previous interpretations of teleost behavior based on functional morphology, while refining paleoecological interpretations of Green River teleosts in conjunction with their abundant and well-preserved body fossils in Fossil Lake.
Subsequent interpretations are then used in conjunction with the high resolution models to enable the realistic visualisation of monument and landscape features.
Interpretation should always be done in conjunction with complete clinical knowledge of the patient.
Interpretation of findings by researchers in conjunction with potential knowledge "users" (e.g. health professionals, patient groups) will guide knowledge translation efforts.
For model selection it is generally recommended that such statistics are viewed cautiously, in conjunction with interpretation of class profiles, to ensure a meaningful solution is interpreted [ 17].
