Sentence examples for interpretation of secondary from inspiring English sources
Meta-ethnography involves the subjective interpretation of secondary data, which is itself a subjective interpretation.
We considered the preponderance of the evidence in making dimensionality decisions, together with the input of the CEP on the interpretation of secondary factors.
We are convinced that the scientific community will learn how to properly deal with the planning, data protection, analysis, publication, and most importantly the interpretation of secondary research, and so will the public.
We are cautious in our interpretation of secondary-structure predictions, as modern methods only achieve ~80% accuracy [ http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=6217208].
While our analysis attempts to address this limitation by setting a more conservative P‐value cut‐off point (P ≤ 0.01), interpretations of secondary clusters is limited.
Jay Kanzier, an attorney representing the Ferguson Market and Liquor, challenged Pollock's interpretation of the secondary video and told CNN that he planned to release the full surveillance video on Monday.
However, the biophysical interpretation of such secondary motifs is usually unclear.
We acknowledge the attrition of the initial patient cohort could make the interpretation of the secondary objective findings (predicting functional decline) challenging.
In addition, not to overcomplicate interpretation of the secondary outcomes, effect estimates analysed with item response theory models that are increasingly used in ophthalmology, optometry, and low vision were not reported here.
Interpretation of our secondary analysis should be done with caution, but the present results are indicative of possible continuation of socioeconomic disadvantage and an adverse impact for the offspring if the health in the mother was judged as poor during the hospital stay.
This is essentially a matter of law and involves the legal interpretation of primary and secondary legislation and, if relevant, case law.
