Sentence examples for interpreted an overall from inspiring English sources

We have interpreted an overall transgression of the facies from older deeper to the younger shallower layers within the model.

In these writing the 'active turn' is interpreted as an overall change and practice and as something tantamount to shrinking welfare states.

Our qualitative research with participants from the pilot study showed that a reduction in fatigue could not be interpreted as an overall improvement in quality of life.

This results in a final index ranging from 0 to 1 which can be interpreted as an overall ecological quality index.

This study was underpowered to examine the clinimetric properties of the SPPB and thus, results should be viewed with caution and interpreted as an overall trend in findings.

Sakawa introduced several aggregation functions in which the value of the aggregation function can be interpreted as an overall degree of satisfaction with user's fuzzy goals [ 31].

The proportions were smoothed using the following model, 1 where α is an intercept, which is interpreted as an overall log-odds coverage for all areas; β are the effects of the covariates Xij in the model; and the sj are spatially dependent random effects, such that neighbouring areas have a similar vaccine uptake proportion.

The increased diversity within the Indian population clusters could be interpreted as an overall effect of geographical differentiation, population expansions and severe bottlenecks resulting in loss of many of the in-between haplotypes thus, reducing the reticulation and increasing the branch lengths.

However, we believe that the sum results can be interpreted to provide an overall hypothesis.

The explicit timescale 'As a result of visiting the acupuncturist over the last few weeks or months' was interpreted as directing an overall assessment that was not affected by the most recent ups and downs.

Although these results indicate a lack of family support available within the households of many older cancer sufferers, our data do not allow us to identify familial support from non-coresidents, so these results should not be interpreted as indicating an overall lack of family support for older people with cancer.