Sentence examples for interpreted the number from inspiring English sources

García-Bellido and Collins ([ 6], their text-Figure six) interpreted the number of elements in L. persephone as nine, but they numbered their supposed most proximal element (the basipod) as endopod element 1 ("bearing gnathobases"), and did not number the distal claw.

We did not take account of how many times any particular model was selected among the 100 replicates, but simply interpreted the number of different models selected as an estimate of the precision of each model-selection criterion (i.e., we gave the same weight to each model selected).

To read more about the golden ratio, here's a post I did about it being discovered in the uterus, and here's a project I was involved with that asked 55 designers to interpret the number.

Although the new methodology has made the data more difficult to interpret, the number of terrorist incidents, particularly when data from Iraq is factored into the equation, is clearly climbing: Overall figures.

Makrypoulias interprets the number as 8 pamphyloi, 100 ousiakoi and 42 dromōnes proper, the latter including the two imperial vessels and the ten ships of the Stenon squadron.

In interpreting the number of alerts in our study, it is important to realize that the different modules do not result in different alerts each.

While this is entirely appropriate, it does make interpreting the number needed to treat (NNT) to avoid massive transfusion a bit challenging.

First, it provides a good opportunity to educate patients about their weight, about body weight in general, and how to interpret the number on the scales, which otherwise they are prone to misinterpret.

A major strength of this method is that it does not rely on phylogenetic trees (and thus multiple sequence alignments) in order to interpret the number of transfer events.

But "some people are over-interpreting the numbers," he said.

He said they probably reflected "good news" but urged caution in interpreting the numbers.