Sentence examples for make interpretations about from inspiring English sources

Delbrück then synthesizes much of the preceding experimental work and uses analogies from quantum mechanical thinking to make interpretations about the nature of genes.

Because this simulation is based on our human microsatellite dataset, its results suggest that it is reasonable to make interpretations about allelic distributions in human populations using our method applied to the data in our example.

The downside of this result was that for those cases, we no longer have evidence as to which flavor of disorder is predicted; this makes interpretations about the structural and functional impacts of the region more challenging.

There were also some changes in 'trait' schizotypy and frequency of cannabis use between when participants were recruited and when they were tested for this experiment, therefore we caution readers about making interpretations about the lack of between group effects, which are evident and convincing elsewhere (D׳Souza et al., 2008).

Indeed, as they are not induced in the same manner by copper (less copper is needed to get the same mean expression with the industrial variant), we would have had differences of mean expression levels between the variants by using copper as a selective agent, making interpretations about the impact of noise impossible.

All 3 studies found evidence of an association between higher antibody levels and mortality but had a low discriminatory power to examine the effect of seropositivity vs seronegativity because of prevalent seropositivity, and 2of them grouped participants negative for CMV IgG antibody into the lower antibody level groups, making interpretations about any possible effect of CMV difficult.

Acknowledging this restriction, we here make interpretations especially about the first and last stages of the rupture.

When making interpretations, the use of pre-established knowledge and understanding about the findings can open the door to more than one interpretation.

Based on [the] limited evidence about the stratigraphy and its relationship to the fossils, it is premature to make detailed interpretations about the site formation processes.

Understanding the interplay between demographic and adaptive processes is important for making biologic interpretations about patterns of both phenotypic and genetic variation across contemporary populations (Eckhart et al. 2011; Moeller et al. 2011; Domingues et al. 2012).

Therefore, at the end of the day, the user must always make assumptions or interpretations about the more localized structure along the muon paths, or he/she must use more than one detector to resolve the three-dimensional density structure.