Sentence examples for interpreted on a from inspiring English sources

CONCLUSION: Interpretative accuracy is similar whether sonograms are interpreted on a monitor or on film.

He also described how measurements of mental phenomena were both possible and being done in practice, though he did believe the results had to be interpreted on a psychic scale different from the usual physical ones used for measures such as lengths and weights.

Test results will be interpreted on a single scale, so children in Illinois can be measured against those in Alabama.

Models in systems biology are frequently evaluated by their overall predictive ability but are then interpreted on a component-by-component basis.

Hence, the loadings can be visualized and interpreted on a molecular level as pseudo 2D spectra in order to identify potential biomarkers.

Where the biblical writings are interpreted on a historical perspective, just as with philological and other ancient documents, there is little call for a special discipline of biblical hermeneutics.

Contemporary paganism gives me a subjective lens through which the world in which I live can be interpreted, on an aesthetic and an ethical basis.

In this way, cell mean differences can be interpreted on an effect size metric [ 13].

Taken together, VAS responses therefore should be interpreted on an ordinal scale level only.

The samples were run and allele sizes interpreted on an ABI3100 Genetic Analyzer (Applied Biosystems).

The probability values can then be interpreted on an image-wide basis after correction for multiple testing [ 13].