Sentence examples for interpreted in isolation from inspiring English sources

The coefficient for the DOSFREQ has the expected sign and it is statistically significant but it should not be interpreted in isolation given the quadratic term DOSFREQ2 and the interaction term DOSFREQ.INDICATN.

This indicates that the differential capacity curves cannot be interpreted in isolation from thermodynamic variables (ie the ionic surface excesses) and suggests that their characteristic shape is determined by the behaviour of the ions.

However, our data should not be interpreted in isolation.

Although iron levels may be subject to diurnal variation, [22] samples were collected during a relatively narrow time period (late morning to early afternoon) and iron levels were not interpreted in isolation, rather combined with other iron parameters.

As a result, this data should not be interpreted in isolation but in light of the past and future studies of different designs, in diverse populations, controlling for numerous confounders which have concluded that exercise is independently associated with cognitive performance.

Kinetic data, however, cannot be interpreted in isolation as other reactions may influence drug metabolism.

Although curvatures are hard to interpret in isolation from the overall linear slopes [ 22], the locations of change-points and the associated changes in period and cohort slopes remain estimable from curvature components.

At these meetings, we elected to include a small number of key knowledge questions, as it was felt that confidence could not be interpreted in complete isolation.

Our findings suggest that single variants, particularly in isolation and not interpreted in the context of other disease associated variants or protective variants are highly unreliable predictors.

On the other hand, the problem is compounded by analyzing and interpreting genes in isolation.

Qualitative and quantitative post-radioembolization 90Y PET/CT are two sides of the same coin and must be interpreted in the context of each other, never in isolation.