Sentence examples for measure and interpret from inspiring English sources

54 57 The advantages of WC are: it is easy to measure and interpret and it is less prone to measurement and calculation error.

Binding of such lipophilic compounds to membrane-resident proteins is difficult to measure and interpret because of high backgrounds in the measurements and small populations of membrane-resident receptors (Nadal et al. 2000; Powell et al. 1999), as well as possible binding to different-shaped binding pockets.

These technical problems, along with the very low (nanogram range) quantities that are measurable in the circulation, have rendered TFPI levels in human sepsis difficult to measure and interpret [ 61, 65].

Chief among these is spectroscopy, which is used to measure and interpret the electromagnetic radiation emitted or absorbed by atoms as they undergo transitions from one energy state to another.

Your blood causes a color-changing chemical reaction that the analyzer is able to measure and interpret.

This method should help practitioners more readily measure and interpret temporal exposure patterns and identify potential task improvements.

The key issue for IEHM is to consider monitoring as a tool to measure, analyse and interpret the impact of environmental changes on human health, to support more effective decision-making.

Her father, a photogrammetrist, analyzes, measures and interprets photographic images for mapping.

"The Story of Time," which runs through Sept. 24 at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich in east London, is an almost didactic review of how time has been measured and interpreted by different cultures through the ages.

MŠ measured and interpreted the FTIR spectra.

How should microbiome heritability be measured and interpreted?