Significant heterogeneity was present between trials; therefore, we interpreted trends from visual inspection of individual trials and pooled estimates.
10 In their editorial, 9 Beral and Peto interpreted trends in mortality from breast cancer in Europe as incompatible with survival after breast cancer being lower in the UK than in other countries.
While both contain the exact same data, the figure suggests an interpretation and it is easier to interpret trends in the figure.
Managers also need to interpret trends, which can create further ambiguities.
"Like many other fashion brands, we interpret trends and will continue to do so for years to come," he said.
Large temporal and geographical variation in survival rates estimated from epidemiological cancer registries coupled with heterogeneity in death certificate only (DCO) notifications makes it difficult to interpret trends in survival.
Most available data are relatively recent (Fig. 7b, c), not long enough to interpret trends.
Drillinginfo's GPS trackers cover 80% of operational rigs stateside and the company squares electronic data with physical permit applications to interpret trends.
Such analysis can get quite complicated, and the rules on how to interpret trends and patterns can vary according to market conditions.
Using this data, and user feedback from various stakeholders in the field, they created a website that hosts four different data visualization methods to interpret trends in contraceptive use from the DHS contraceptive calendar.
Many of them were futurists, and the best of those were able to interpret trends, data, memes whatever and formulate brilliant behavioral insights as well as speculate about what it all might mean for individuals, societies, governments and the planet.
