Sentence examples for interpreting structure from inspiring English sources

At the same time, because orthographic remote sensing imaging is unable to observe the walls or the interiors of buildings, mistakes may always exist in interpreting structure types.

The authors highlight the following structural features from the interpreted structure maps.

Stratigraphic features and the interpreted structure anomalies are also included in the integrated interpretation.

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.

The trend to interpret structures and shapes in relation to the environment and adaptation emerged in all the students' discussions and notebooks.

We know nothing but our manner of perceiving them..."... Perception is thus a key word with respect to how we subjectively interpret structures.

The SFD anomalies exhibited significant correlation with seismically interpreted structures of interest, regardless of water depth or the presence of salt, and were most effective at detecting anomalies with a linear extent greater than 2 km.

The purpose of the study was to assess the impact of the use of decision support tool (DST) reports on clinicians' ability to correctly interpret structured SMBG data and make appropriate therapeutic decisions.

The primary objective of this study was to assess the impact of the use of decision support tool reports on clinicians' ability to correctly interpret structured SMBG data and make appropriate therapeutic decisions.

The addition of "genomic enzymology," describing enzyme catalysis from the context of structure function relationships among homologous members of enzyme superfamilies, to the toolbox of mechanistic enzymology provides an organizational framework, aids in our understanding of the evolution of function, and helps interpret structure-based mechanisms studies.

39 A recent publication in Diabetes Care found that an automated decision support tool, which analyzes self-monitoring of blood glucose data, identifies primary glycemic abnormalities, and recommends appropriate therapeutic options, was as effective as clinical information in improving clinicians' ability to interpret structured self-monitoring of blood glucose data accurately.