In order to interpret the applicability of the optimization model, the paper presents an example of determining the cheapest possible pad footing and the optimal design for the given design parameters.
As it is difficult to interpret the applicability of our results into daily practice, we present an example: if a female patient has a score of 40 on the PCS, this means that her absolute score is 10 points lower than the mean (using the T-score transformation, the PCS has a mean of 50).
9 Measuring adherence regarding intervention delivery has been rare in surgical trials, but can help in interpreting the applicability (generalisability) of the results.
Clearly defined information on study participants and their injury history will enable readers to interpret the applicability and relevance of research findings to their clinical practice.
To investigate and interpret the applicability and the effectiveness of the framework, we used data from our previous study 21 as a case of PSA testing and FOBT among men (Fig. 1) according to the population-based cancer screening recommendations.
So one challenge is to describe design criteria in a transparent way for each test format, in order to form a basis for interpreting or judging the applicability of the results.
In Gitlow v. New York (1925), the due process clause was interpreted by the Supreme Court to broaden the applicability of the Bill of Rights' protection of speech to the states, holding both levels of government to the same constitutional standard.
Concerns about the universal applicability of the body mass index should be kept in mind when interpreting the prevalence of underweight and overweight people in selected countries.
Using these data we demonstrate the applicability of an analytical procedure for interpreting adsorption isotherms of light alkanes and alkenes on SWCNT bundles in quantitative terms.
