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Hydrochemical diagrams are aimed at facilitating interpretation of evolutionary trends, particularly in groundwater systems, when they are interpreted in conjunction with distribution maps and hydrochemical sections.

The papal visit, he added, should be read as much by the pope's itinerary as it is by his words, noting that a visit to Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was debated and adopted, ought to be interpreted in conjunction with his planned talks with representatives of immigrant communities.

These observations are then interpreted in conjunction with measured changes in solution leachate chemistry.

The data must be interpreted in conjunction with the base fluid behavior, particle size, and surfactant effect.

Indicators and precursors have to be interpreted in conjunction with mine design, mining activities and potential triggers.

First of all, we have to mention that the behavior observed in Fig. 7 has to be interpreted in conjunction with the results presented in Fig. 6.

CBCT images can also show some misleading findings [ 10] and should be interpreted judiciously in conjunction with multiple periapical radiographs.

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Here, abductive inferences were made by (re)interpreting data in conjunction with the existing theoretical and conceptual in order to reveal a more comprehensive understanding of this important aspect of patient safety governance.

The results are interpreted and discussed in conjunction with dislocation dynamics and finite element modelling of plastic deformation by crystal slip.

Both the Knudsen model and the Oscillator model considering dispersive fluid solid interactions, developed in this laboratory, are found to adequately interpret the data in conjunction with effective medium theory (EMT) by fitting a network coordination number instead of tortuosity.