Sentence examples for interpreted to evaluate from inspiring English sources
The Hermite defect (9a) and the length defect (9b) may be interpreted to evaluate the mean and absolute improvements of the length of the shortest reduced vector against the lattice L and its first minimum λ ( L ), respectively.
Findings were interpreted to evaluate the utility of spirometry to confirm the presence of obstructive lung disease, according to the 2005 European Respiratory Society/American Thoracic Society recommendations.
The following fit indices were interpreted to evaluate the different models: chi-square, Comparative Fit Index (CFI), Tucker-Lewis Index (TLI), Root Mean Square Error of Approximation (RMSEA), Standardized Root Mean Square Residual (SRMR).
Well log data including sonic, density, neutron, natural gamma ray spectroscopy, photoelectric effect and variable density log were analyzed and interpreted to estimate and evaluate the fractures in the formation.
The important result of this study is that the analytical ground state preserves size consistency and can be generalized for other geometries (e.g. cis-polyacetylene, polyacene, etc)., while still being both easy to interpret and to evaluate accurately.
The present study demonstrates the usefulness of factor analysis in combination with conventional graphical techniques in interpreting hydrogeochemical data to evaluate the major factors influencing groundwater composition.
Undergraduate students should be taught how to evaluate, interpret, and incorporate chemical literature when communicating as a component of individual upper-level chemistry courses.
The five sections are as follows (Watson & Glaser, 2010): ✓ to make correct inferences ✓ to recognize assumptions ✓ to make deductions ✓ to come to conclusions ✓ to interpret and evaluate arguments.
Confidence levels are very hard to evaluate and interpret.
Consequently, it is desirable to describe a distribution insofar as possible by a small number of parameters that are comparatively easy to evaluate and interpret.
It forces the travelers to evaluate and interpret what's going on as they record details of it for later use, maybe even for posterity.
