Sentence examples for interpretation of the variation from inspiring English sources

Importantly, spatial mapping identifies the thickness variations in individual microcapsules arising from folds and creases, allowing interpretation of the variation in microcapsule thickness measurements.

In the context of a nearly neutral interpretation of the variation in d N/d S, such differential saturation effects would result in artifactual inference of small ancestral effective population sizes.

It takes into account the multilevel structure in the data allowing a separate analysis and interpretation of the variation sources induced by the different factors in the experimental design.

One interpretation of the variation of the MMT with temperature of the place for which it is computed, as of other parameters [e.g., excess winter mortality, found to be highest in countries with milder winters (McKee 1989)], is that human behaviors adapt to local climatic conditions (Keatinge et al. 2000; Rau 2007).

18 Sensitive, careful interpretation of the variation in performance at the individual service level and comparison of performance between services over time are essential for both planning health service delivery and action to support improvement at the local, regional and state levels.

Mr. Langrée led a detailed interpretation of the variations, with a spacious, buoyant rendition of the opening theme and plenty of contrast between the slower and livelier sections.

Note that the morphology evolution of the particles with increased MBA in Figure 1 provided a solid support to the interpretation on the variations of the size and the number of the particles given in Table 1. Figure 1 SEM images.

Nevertheless, test of statistical significance is highly recommended prior to physical interpretations of the variation of landslide size distribution between different subsets, especially for those with small sample size (Santangelo et al. 2013; Guns and Vanacker 2014).

These discrepancies, due to different approaches in smoothing rapid time variations of the core field, have strong implications for the interpretation of the secular variation.

The results of the present paper contribute to a better understanding and interpretation of the secular variation temporal evolution and geographical distribution, and set new observational constraints for main and/or internal field modelling.

This could be achieved by the integration of land use dynamics in the interpretation of the temporal variation of climate change indicators at the local community level.