Sentence examples for interpretations the use of from inspiring English sources
When making interpretations, the use of pre-established knowledge and understanding about the findings can open the door to more than one interpretation.
The initial stages of data analysis involved looking at each interview transcript individually, making comments in the left hand margin on emerging areas of interest including: connections, preliminary interpretations, the use of language, a sense of the person being interviewed, and contradictions.
In order to avoid bias and not confound data interpretation, the use of objective endpoints and blinding patients, study staff, core labs, and clinical endpoint committees to treatment assignment are helpful approaches.
The average score on the Mayo elbow performance score was 98. Interpretation The use of the hinged fixator allows early motion of the elbow while preserving joint stability.
Interpretation The use of pharmacological prophylaxis after arthroplasty of the hip and knee and also after fracture surgery around the hip and knee is common practice in the Netherlands.
Although the algorithm thresholds for wrinkle detection are subject to interpretation, the use of computer image analysis to objectively quantify wrinkle length and areas of hyperpigmentation eliminates the potential for bias and error associated with standard visual grading.
Mesolithic settlement in southeastern Norway was to a very large degree shore bound, and the pollen analysis from Lake Skogstjern, situated in the coastal hinterland, allows for new perspectives on and interpretations of the use of the coastal wider landscape.
Additionally, effect size interpretations impact the use of data in meta-analyses.
Data available on this compound has allowed us to confirm our findings and interpretation, validating the use of this approach for the study of less well characterized compounds.
The dictionary gives an authoritative interpretation of the use of each word, based on the various meanings the word had held in the past.
As a person "of color" and a close observer of the presidential campaign, I disagree with Bob Herbert's interpretation of the use of the images of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton in the recent ad by John McCain's campaign ("Running While Black," column, Aug. 2).
