Sentence examples for interpretation to avoid from inspiring English sources

The results obtained from the present investigation clearly demonstrate that for synthetic polymers capable of undergoing deprotonation under ESI conditions, the potential detection of polymer-metal salt adducts must be considered during spectral data interpretation to avoid erroneous species assignments.

One will want to impose various (structural) constraints on the interpretation, to avoid trivial ones that map for example all formulas of U to an axiom of V. 4. Whenever a specific page is referred to of a text that is originally not in English, a reference to the corresponding page of an English translation, if available, is given as well. 5.

As before, Roberts performed what Justice Scalia called "somersaults of statutory interpretation" to avoid saying "no" to the political branches.

Commentators have proposed various interpretations to avoid these difficulties.

The editorial includes how to design-in good practices in theory, data collection procedures, analysis, and interpretations to avoid these bad practices.

This peculiar interpretation enables to avoid any explicit interpolation of the solution between different grids and to compute grid velocities so that the Geometric Conservation Law is automatically fulfilled also for connectivity changes.

Thus a third interpretation seeks to avoid both the claim that Cohen's Religion is a decisive "break" with his systematic ethics and the claim that his religion "completes" those ethics.

However, linear probability models in our case give similar result to probit models; for ease of interpretation, and to avoid having to show marginal effects for each of the seven levels of life satisfaction, the tables show the results of models estimated by OLS (Ferrer-i-Carbonell and Frijters 2004).

In principle, the least complex among several types of regression methods leading to good predictions should be chosen, in order to favour model interpretation and to avoid overfitting.

As it is also desirable for biological interpretation, and to avoid selecting large numbers of SNPs in linkage disequilibrium, that the selected sub-networks are small in size, we reward sparse solutions.

This increased information also requires careful interpretation without preconception to avoid prejudging the findings.