Sentence examples for is necessary for interpreting from inspiring English sources

Instead of molecular simulations, determining the actual sites of cleavage in vitro (as was done by Richmond for the canonical nucleosome) is necessary for interpreting in vivo data".

This facilitates estimating the overall measurement error, which is necessary for interpreting aquifer-test results with a highly parameterized, groundwater-flow model.

However, for other sites, viz., hypopharynx, oesophagus and lung, more detailed information on relevant tobacco habits in the birth cohorts is necessary for interpreting the absence of a consistent trend in successive birth cohorts.

Knowledge of the MDC values for physical performance and patient-reported tests commonly used to monitor the severity of OA is necessary for interpreting change within the individual in the context of daily clinical practice.

Thus, understanding the role of these abilities is necessary for interpreting performance on such tasks.

The emphasis in many ways is on the uniqueness of the patient, the ideas that they are expressing, and the psycho-social theories and concepts which are necessary for interpreting the individual.

While the assignment of a status function and the collective recognition of the entity's existence are necessary for interpreting it as a social entity at all, it also needs to exhibit collective rationality with regard to the formation of its beliefs and desires or, in short, attitudes.

This study shows that an appropriate choice of the bulk optical transition concerned (not merely the minimum energy gap) is necessary for correctly interpreting the grain size-induced blue shift of optical structures for anisotropic and complex band structure materials like PbI2.

For an epidemiological prospective, this feature is necessary for the interpreted display of a longer period in which infected ones can affect the healthy ones.

Taken collectively, ReHo investigation gives insight into coherent local connectivity of a functional cluster and is necessary for further interpreting functional changes in SAD patients, whilst the combination with SVM identifies more distributed and subtle ReHo changes helpful in characterization at individual level therefore yielding results with great potential in clinical translation.

Finally, the knowledge of geology of the field is necessary for all petrophysical analyses as well as interpreting the fracture zones.