Sentence examples for interpretation of patterns from inspiring English sources

The purposes of this article are to: (1) review the different factors that influence the levels of genetic diversity in endemic species of oceanic islands; (2) provide examples of how patterns can best be interpreted in specific cases; and (3) offer a general perspective for the interpretation of patterns of genetic variation in endemic species.

Visual image processing can be used to automate the interpretation of patterns in two-phase flow.

In summary, Thomas & Karmiloff-Smith have sounded an important note of caution, indicating that standard neuropsychological reasoning cannot be applied uncritically to the interpretation of patterns of deficits seen in developmental disorders.

While the field survey ultimately provided evidence about the presence or absence of seastar impacts at large-scales, the identification of key ecological variables in experimental and feeding studies proved crucial to both the design and interpretation of patterns observed in the large-scale surveys.

This study, together with a review of data from similar ecosystems, suggests that standing crop root mass, root growth, litter fall and ground surface litter mass are usually acutely under-sampled, which could impede detection and interpretation of patterns and processes in these potentially important ecosystem characteristics.

Suffice to say that my study of Smith's analysis and interpretation of Patterns constituted my own true introduction to the field.

Interpretation of pattern mixtures within a single cell is more complicated.

However, the relations between different cases and the overall interpretation of pattern must be understood within the broader framing.

By definition, this interpretation of pattern formation accounts for another feature of gyrification, namely, the strong correlation between cytoarchitecture and cortical folding (Welker 1990; Fischl et al. 2007).

With the high conformity and steep dose gradient of IMRT, the risk of geographic miss is of special concern, and variation in the delineation criteria among radiation oncologists would make interpretation of pattern of local failure very difficult.

For long, anthropologists have recognized problems with too simplistic interpretations of patterns of genetic variation at a macro-scale and called for more local studies.