Sentence examples for interpreted clearly from inspiring English sources

Understanding the regulatory perspective on mechanistic concepts will be important for designing experiments that can be interpreted clearly and applied in risk assessments without undue reliance on extrapolation and assumption.

Thus, their original source has not an urgency to be interpreted clearly, especially considering that they might not be long, corresponding to those short primordial peptides.

Our primary validation effort focused on ensuring that the inventory items were interpreted clearly and consistently by instructors and that the inventory captured the practices used by the instructors who completed it.

The only minor observable difference was that a loosely positioned nucleosome reported at −130 to −350 bp position could not be interpreted clearly at the stringency level of ≥−1.0 enrichment values in our data.

Because our data correspond to only one growing season, it is not possible to interpret clearly the reproductive response of each tree species and therefore the coexistence of both deciduous and evergreen in mixed forests or the predominance of one species over the other.

Cross-over factorial loadings on several items mean that dimensions are difficult to interpret clearly.

However, the pattern of performance observed in dual-task studies manipulating difficulty can be difficult to interpret clearly.

It could be interpreted more clearly in light of the rank theory.

The difference in the thermal decomposition behavior of the gelatin may be interpreted more clearly from the DTG curves as shown in Fig. 3.

This is understandable given the general framework supplied by Pyrrho; however precisely Pyrrho's thought is interpreted, he clearly rejected physical speculation and it was under that heading that speculation about the gods was taken, in the Hellenistic period, to belong.

At the time, I was not convinced by BSL interpreters' ability to interpret mathematics clearly, partly due to the lack of adequate vocabulary but also due to the paucity of interpreters with a background in mathematics.