Sentence examples for linked to interpretation from inspiring English sources

The appropriate identification of the objective or goal supports obtaining the right data, which has cascading impact on the entire BDA process as data is linked to analytics and analytics outcome is linked to interpretation.

The wealth of information provided by all these NGS-based approaches will substantially increase our capacity to understand the complete genomic landscape of the disease, although it will also increase the complexity of the analysis at all levels, from basic data handling to problems related to data linking to interpretation.

The introductory editorial [ 27] briefly discusses all of the important studies done in this field, and alerts the reader to the fact that the safety and efficacy of this haemodynamic monitoring tool is coherently linked to operator interpretation of the results and subsequent therapeutic interventions based on this interpretation.

"For me it is a world done with colors and shapes linked to an interpretation of Africa and Oceanic and American culture".

After it was linked to the interpretation of the Laozi by Wang Bi, the Yijing came to be thought of as a classic of Daoism.

This interpretation that will be referred to as the input– output view is closely linked to the standard interpretation for modern nervous systems (e.g. Braitenberg 1984; Greenspan 2007).

On the one hand, there are specific methodological problems linked to the surveying, interpretation, and classification of Alpine soils due to their high variability over short spatial ranges and the peculiarities of the Alpine environment in general.

That specific phrase is commonly linked to an ISIS interpretation of jihad.

These functions are intimately linked to the faithful interpretation and inheritance of the genetic material and are central to inducing and maintaining cell fate decisions.

However, increasing the potential of genetics can bring to the attention new problems linked to the right interpretation of a huge amount of data.

For both cases, the preferred action selected by participants was clearly linked to their morphological interpretation, and the diagnosis of neoplasia was associated with a higher perceived importance for action (Fig. 3e and f).