Sentence examples for interpreting coverage from inspiring English sources

However, as pregnant women are not eligible to receive azithromycin and must use topical tetracycline, interpreting coverage findings is not straightforward (29 ).

However, if registries are to be heralded as the most accurate and reliable source for tracking immunization coverage in the future, this level of error is noteworthy when interpreting coverage calculations.

Both recalled interpreting the coverage of the J.F.K. assassination from the television set when they were small children.

You can use different teaching tools to help students tackle the basic concepts they need in order to interpret media coverage of scientific controversies in human evolution.

Our pipeline allows users to assemble, analyze, and interpret high coverage viral sequencing data with an ease and efficiency that was not possible previously.

Bethany Gordon, an 18-year-old student at Londonderry High School and a supporter of former Senator Bill Bradley, said she interpreted the recent coverage of the Democratic campaign as reflecting poorly on Vice President Al Gore.

The World Health Organisation decided to stop enrolling men on its trial earlier than planned after being alerted to side effects, including low mood, acne and higher than usual libido (today some coverage interpreted this as a bonus of the drugs, although there is no suggestion that this is how the men or their partners saw it).

Here, we will review three major issues that can help students understand, assimilate, and appropriately interpret such media coverage.

A 5% cutoff for variant calls was used and results were only interpreted if the coverage was >100.

If I rightly interpret the Mail's coverage over the past year, we can also safely conclude he's a bloated, balding man in dangerous self-denial, with major health problems on the horizon.

Sure, some coverage has interpreted it as such.