Sentence examples for key interpretation of from inspiring English sources

YPL and ZWL provided the key interpretation of the data.

YPL, ZWL, QLX, and JH provided key interpretation of the data.

JS, AG and NG provided key interpretation of the clinical data and participated in various aspects of the study design and analysis.

The key interpretation of the relationship between overweight, obesity, and endometrial cancer is in terms of the 'unopposed oestrogen' hypothesis (Key and Pike, 1988, Parazzini et al, 1991), that is, of relative excess of oestrogens, following anovulation in pre-menopause, and androgen conversion to oestrogens in the adipose tissue in post menopause.

Other companies are using a more liberal, low-key interpretation of low technology that focusses on nature.

The scientific key for interpretation of biochemical processes is the same for insulin as for other proteins and sequences in biochemistry.

This process allowed the authors to identify the scope and relationships between concepts that grounded the key interpretations and dimensions of the research questions [ 15].

These trials could be evidence for 'detection without localisation', which seems key to interpretations of radiologists using 'gist' or a global signal.

Plato developed a similar view, and philosophers influenced by Pythagoras or Plato often wrote ecstatically about geometry as the key to the interpretation of the universe.

Fourth, the surface ridges and the relict ridge in the ice-shelf channel are key to our interpretation of the ramp-shaped esker formation.

Parliament's inclusion of the word "prejudicially" here is another important key to the interpretation of s. 27(2) as a whole.