Sentence examples for interpretation of probing from inspiring English sources
Interpretation of probing depths requires caution.
The blisters will result in anomalous membrane probe partitioning, which should be accounted for in the interpretation of probe-related measurements.
As no synthetic buffer or additives can faithfully mimic all aspects of a biological specimen, in vitro characterization should not be relied on solely for interpretation of probe efficacy.
In a similar way, we find that multiple components are evident in crowded solutions of bovine serum albumin (data not shown), but potential binding and charge effects and autofluorescence complicate simple interpretation of probe diffusion in such protein solutions.
The interpretation of nuclei probe patterns was as follows: 2G2R was interpreted as normal, abnormal patterns included: 2G1R as loss of heterozygosity (LOH), 2G0R as homozygous deletion and 1G1R as monosomy of chromosome 9.
A rational interpretation of these probe dynamics is that Meishan RNA could be polymorphic with respect to the array probe and is essentially behaving as a mismatch probe instead of a perfect match probe.
Interpretation of a probe signal requires construction of a corresponding two-state signal that denotes the presence of the phases, i.e. gas and liquid, at the probe tip.
Examination of the loadings enables the interpretation of which probe sets are contributing most to the selected components.
Here the examples demonstrate breadth of the individuals own view point and interpretation of the probe; however, the profile and it's coding process still manages to capture the theme.
Britannica Classics: Charles Dickens's Great Expectations, part 2Clifton Fadiman providing a critical interpretation of the story and probing more deeply into the relationships between the major characters of Charles Dickens's Great Expectations.
The task of interpretation is to probe the possible meanings held within the experience of a work, and by drawing on them to bring that experience to greater completeness.
