Sentence examples for interpretations of reports from inspiring English sources

In general, measurements and some interpretations of reports at the University Hospital of Würzburg are generated directly from a machine while physicians add further interpretations and are free to edit the generated part of the text.

With such questions, personal experience can result in differing interpretations of reporting abuse.

Interestingly, we found a difference in the interpretation of reports as to presence of chemotherapy response by a specialist breast histopathologist and an oncologist.

However, in our cell model, RPE cells metabolized retinaldehyde within hours, complicating the interpretation of reports that have used such models to implicate retinaldehyde in light-induced toxicity.

The interpretation of reports of clusters of childhood leukaemia is difficult, first because little is known about the causes of the disease, and second because there is insufficient information on whether cases show a generalized tendency to cluster geographically.

Conflicting in- and exclusion criteria for SIS are used across these heterogeneous studies, complicating interpretation of reported results.

Constant comparison and interpretation of reported qualitative findings can lead to a greater depth of understanding about the area of interest.

This situation allowed another interpretation of reporting infants who received BCG vaccine at the assigned field health service unit only when the infants resided within its catchment area.

The key significance of knowing both death certificate data and cancer/mesothelioma registry data within the same country, relates to the interpretation of reported mesothelioma-specific death rates, and trends in death rates, between countries.

The press should have known — and reported on — the fact that Chambliss had a history of hawkish interpretations of intelligence reports after he voted for the Iraq War in 2002.

Based on earlier conversations with Dr. Kelly, the words seemed to refer to people within the Ministry of Defense and Britain's intelligence agencies with whom he had often sparred over interpretations of intelligence reports.