Sentence examples for interpretation purposes from inspiring English sources

Gower's idea of pseudo-sample trajectories is exploited for interpretation purposes.

It is useful to merge these two levels for interpretation purposes; further studies have to show whether these two levels are actually separable.

Most valuable for interpretation purposes of fine-scaled structures is the ALOS PALSAR-2 radar image taken in Ultra-Fine mode with a resolution of 3 m/px (Fig. 4).

There is a focus on earthenware pottery as a significant amount of these objects are excavated as damaged vessels or sherds, which are then repaired with adhesive for interpretation purposes.

For interpretation purposes, the most significant indicators (with correlations over 0.5 and less than −0.5) were assumed as drivers of each component and provided the rationale for the naming conventions and corresponding cardinality according to their influence on social vulnerability.

For interpretation purposes, both the reconstruction for optimal lesion detection (PSF ± TOF) and the OSEM reconstruction were displayed on the screen together with the EQ.PET-filtered harmonized SUV results for the tumour region(s) of interest.

The first is to identify all the important variables, even with some redundancy, highly related to the dependent variable for explanatory and interpretation purpose, and the second is to find a sufficient parsimonious set of important variables for good prediction of the dependent variable [39, 42].

This allowed the investigation to be performed on same issues for easier analysis and triangulated interpretation purpose.

For the interpretation purpose, we arbitrarily set the correction coefficient cut offs as indicated in Table 2.

As in the rejection datasets, these group-wise differentially expressed genes were used as input to Bayes-CRE and upstream regulators and corresponding context (MeSH) terms were identified for biological interpretation purpose.

For easier interpretation purpose, we divided the scale for each limitation item into the following two groups: the "less limitation" classification included responses of "not at all," "a little," and "somewhat", whereas the "a lot of limitation" classification included responses of "a lot," and "completely".