Sentence examples for interpreted and used from inspiring English sources

Therefore, alternative formats cannot be used interchangeably as the scale formats are differently interpreted and used.

Telehealth's Charles Lowe said: "Information provided by our systems can be interpreted and used to head off a pulmonary incident.

Her main research focuses on understanding issues encountered in generating evidence-based policy decisions, including both methodological issues as well as how evidence is interpreted and used.

This is accompanied by an example of how the outcome was interpreted and used to guide the selection of appropriate areas which were apparently suitable for growing flue-cured tobacco within an area of ca. 140 km2 in Malawi.

However, as the study did not include the importance of variation at forest and landscape levels for public preferences, the elicited WTP ought to be interpreted and used carefully.

Also there is the Orthodox Christian east, as well as western Europe and America, to take into account in any full story; and, not least, the way the Bible is now being interpreted and used in a host of developing countries.

You'll leave MIT Sloan prepared to interpret and use data to drive decisions.

Fostering nursing students' critical appraisal skills will assist in their capacity to engage with, interpret and use best evidence.

Finally, a few examples are provided to show various ways to collect, interpret and use student feedback.

This report's premise is that it will be impossible to settle these debates until we understand how people and organizations are producing, interpreting, and using metrics.

The problem then, however, was understanding how to interpret and use that information, something the Red Cross has made a priority since.