Sentence examples for long-term interpreting from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, over the long-term, interpreting the reduction in the number of infections due to the intervention as 'infections averted' is not straight forward as faster population growth (by reducing the effects of AIDS-related mortality and sub-fertility) can contribute to greater numbers of infections despite the rate of incidence being reduced.

Roberts's insistence that it was just "a slight miss" and that shareholders should look to the long-term was interpreted as arrogance.

BB designed the questionnaires, developed categories for long-term implementation, interpreted the data and drafted the paper.

It is essential to estimate accurately the GMB long-term effect for interpreting the secular decreasing phenomena of the 6-year signal.

Obviously, the long-term outcome can interpret the result of the AACC version but not that of the BBDD version.

Our overall aim was to examine the prevalence of long-term sleep disturbances – interpreted as difficulties in falling asleep, poor quality of sleep and sleep deficit – for ICU patients 6 and 12 months after their discharge from the ICU and from the hospital.

One possible problem in interpreting long-term surgical outcomes in elderly patients is the consideration of the influence of other age-related diseases, such as cerebral infarction, dementia, and severe osteoarthritis.

Understanding patterns in the acquisition and loss of antibody may be essential in interpreting long-term data, which are often based on serologic results (S. Park et al., unpub. data).

Therefore, the long-term results should be interpreted with caution.

In contrast, long-term outcome can only interpret the results of the AACC version but not of the BBDD version.

Indeed, epidemiological studies often struggle to identify accurate pre-morbid and post-AKI renal function in order to precisely interpret long-term data.