Sentence examples for interpretation over time from inspiring English sources

The major limitation of our study is around interpreting comparisons between local and international data as well as local data interpretation over time.

Finally, ADC may also correlate with glioma invasion [36], further complicating its interpretation over time.

However, we acknowledge the potential for some difference in interpretation over time, particularly in the setting of low-level (<10%) expression.

Further study should include PUT as part of the training module for both faculty and residents and track image accuracy (acquisition and interpretation) over time.

It offers the advantages of standardised interpretation over time and place; is freely available as a public-domain resource; and on a typical computer can process around 10,000 cases per hour.

Although renal outcomes are based on laboratory data, the coding of diagnoses in administrative data are nonstandardized and may depend on the frequency of assessment and changes in definitions of renal failure and interpretation over time (i.e., introduction of estimated glomerular filtration rate reporting) (33).

The term informality has taken on importance in the last 50 years, gaining different names, features and interpretations over time.

The main issue that comes up whenever Scalia's name is uttered is whether judges should simply strictly apply laws, especially the Constitution, exactly as they are written, or whether judges should modify their interpretations over time as society changes.

Although some consultations are observed, most learning occurs when the learner reflects on a consultation, re-enacts or describes the difficulties or challenges with the supervisor, and creates new meanings and interpretations over time.

If no sufficiently strong prior information is available to resolve the ambiguity in the input, the system will nonetheless perceive one unique interpretation at any point in time, but the dominant interpretation alternates over time.

In a subsequent longitudinal study, Creswell et al. [ 15] examined whether mothers' anxious cognitions were predictive of children's interpretation bias over time (i.e., a period of 6 months).