Sentence examples for interpreted readily from inspiring English sources

(Linear B also contained a set of pictographic signs, standing for whole concepts like "man," "woman," "horse," "goat" and "chariot"; many of these could be interpreted readily).

The simulation results from surveillance and outbreak datasets (Figs. 2– 4) can be interpreted readily in light of the raw NB results discussed above.

For the same reason, we would argue that differences in the quantity of urinary volatiles found between two C57BL/6-congenic lines, which were established decades ago and have since been propagated separately, cannot be interpreted readily as being dependent on genes in the MHC [21], [22].

Analysis of the reasons for admission of children with cancer could enhance comparison of resource use between cancers, and allow clinical practice data to be interpreted more readily.

The STandards for Reporting Interventions in Clinical Trials of Acupuncture (STRICTA) reporting guidelines, first published in 2001, 1– 9 were designed to improve the completeness and transparency of reporting of interventions in controlled trials of acupuncture, in order that such trials may be more accurately interpreted and readily replicated.

Specifically developed to provide guidance to authors about how to improve the quality of reporting of simple two-group parallel RCTs, CONSORT encourages transparency when reporting the methods and results so that reports of RCTs can be interpreted both readily and accurately.

These questions may be more readily answered through a discrete choice experiment structure [36] which provides a more readily interpreted structure and such a structure will be trialled in future research.

MIR cell wall spectral peaks are also more readily interpreted than NIR spectral peaks [ 10], which allowed downstream interpretation of cell wall chemistry in variants identified from the high-throughput screen, but is beyond the scope of this publication.

Like the concerto, it is dominated by slow outer movements that give it a serious tone readily interpreted as grieving or funereal.

Further improvements are likely from the recent introduction of the laser, the pencil-size light beam of which supplies a reference line readily interpreted by workers.

The previous stress on arriving at reasonable rather than accurate answers had been too readily interpreted as a way of "dumbing down" math, they said, when the intention was to reach more students.