Sentence examples for making interpretations of from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the study of lithics on a landscape scale is important for making interpretations of various traits of past human behaviour and cognizance.

(b) Analyzing and interpreting data: The model was so powerful for Faraday that he ended up thinking them as physical objects (e.g., Nersessian 1984), i.e., making interpretations of the way forces act.

Occassionally, the public was construed to making interpretations of one's sero-status using the basis on what one received from the campaign.

Dietary excess and obesity often coexist in diabetics, making interpretations of the true cause of disease difficult.

The researcher's own experience of acting as experts serving some of the policy institutions, that is, the Academy of Finland and university hospital administrations was helpful in making interpretations of the data.

We believe that with a thorough rewrite of the manuscript, to focus on describing the data clearly rather than making interpretations of the data, both in terms of its relevance to particular social behaviours, and in terms of causal mechanisms that are not supported directly by the data, it will be possible to improve the manuscript to remove these concerns.

There has not been agreement on analogous publication standards for educational intervention trials, making interpretation of educational intervention studies difficult.

Further, no trend variables were collinear, making interpretation of the model with drivers of woody cover change (i.e. Fig. 3) simpler.

The ratio of the fixed frequency components to the order components can be greater than 60 dB making interpretation of resonances in the spectra difficult.

Presence of materials such as silk and lead white dominated some analysis making interpretation of other materials more difficult.

In patients with spontaneous breathing, expiratory profiles can vary breath to breath, making interpretation of flow profiles difficult.