Sentence examples for interpretation tool from inspiring English sources
Firstly, a new graphical user interfaces (GUI) interpretation tool for the non-linear frequency response functions (FRF) is proposed.
In addition, the relevance analysis serves itself as an interpretation tool, giving information about those t f patterns closer related to abnormalities and pathological behavior.
Jansen et al. increased the reliability of their results by using an established radiographic interpretation tool: the Kellgren-Lawrence score [37].
Moreover the efficacy of the data interpretation tool principal component analysis (PCA) is debated for potential applications in polymer characterisation and polymer degradation.
Maps were developed from 674 Landsat Thematic Mapper and Enhanced Thematic Mapper + images distributed across 22 separate scene areas, and were assessed for validity at 2360 points using TimeSync, a time-series validation and interpretation tool.
Maricarmen Barrios, who heads up the Art++ program at Cantor, describes Art++ as an "interpretation tool" meant specifically for museums.
Several billion bases of DNA in a text file are difficult to interpret, however, and specialized visualization and interpretation tools are required.
These help us to better understand what visitors or potential ones know about a specific exhibition subject, what they're interested in learning about and doing in the exhibition, their interests and preferences for content, their views on titles and branding, and what interpretation tools they prefer engaging with to explore a given topic.
"If people haven't done this kind of work before, they won't understand how difficult it really is," says Dr Hausheer.Indeed, a big risk of computer modelling and other information tools is to rely too much on them, says Martin Gerstel, chairman of Compugen, a maker of analytical and interpretation tools based in Jamesburg, New Jersey.
"This technology will not be applicable to routine clinical practice until automated interpretation tools become available".
This concept requires both new algorithms to extract change and new interpretation tools to validate those algorithms.
