Sentence examples for interpreted once from inspiring English sources

Is there a difference between what is actually measured here and the way those results will be interpreted once they are released to the public?

The EEG data were available to the treating intensivist and were linked to the Department of Neurophysiology, where the accumulated data were interpreted once daily, 5 days a week.

This finding became more complex to interpret once adjustments were made for confounding variables.

According to Pearce [ 19], Strömberg [ 12] and our own arguments, the POR should not be difficult to interpret once it is understood that the POR is an acceptable measure to estimate the IDR, which, in turn, also implies understanding what the quantities represented by the prevalent and non-prevalent cases stand for (akin to a density sampling case-control study [ 20, 33]).

"A fact is always embedded in a theory and has to be interpreted," he once said.

One has to understand that religion too is not homogeneously interpreted and once you try to unite through religion, this fact becomes a chief obstacle as you have to decide which interpretation to use.

Experiments were performed on fresh specimens, data collected and stored, and interpreted retrospectively once the R vs. NR status of the patients could be assessed.

Using legislative history to interpret laws once risked tiptoeing over the hot coals of his scorn.

Interpreting the once ubiquitous 1950s song "When Sunny Gets Blue," she projected a picture of a jilted Southern belle who languishes helplessly until a new love appears.

However, it is perhaps more intuitive to interpret SMDs once they have been re-expressed using a familiar metric (Schünemann 2011).

This makes sense, since recall is shaped, as a "side effect," by interpretation of events: "Once interpreted, thus remembered," Hertel says.