Sentence examples for more adequate interpretation from inspiring English sources

This represented a limitation for the statistical analysis, since the responses were mostly concentrated in values 3 and 4. If a wider scale were used, e.g. from 1 to 10, this could have yielded a better distribution of answers, thus enabling us to apply a more adequate interpretation model.

For a more adequate interpretation of the data generated from the stem cell donors, we additionally analyzed flow cytometry sorted CD4+ and CD8+ T cells isolated from a control cohort of six healthy volunteers.

The aspirate obtained with a 25G FNA needle may also be less hemorrhagic and more adequate for interpretation by cytologists [ 18].

For adequate interpretation of differences of SVV, more disclosure of the used mathematical models is essential.

Nevertheless α = 1 was chosen in the example presented in section 2.2: biological interpretation is facilitated due to a more adequate clustering of GO terms and KEGG pathways.

However, the adequate interpretation of spatially resolved dynamic information requires more advanced analysis than steady-state images.

It is also known that the relative difference approximates to the more adequate log-difference measure in the proximity of ratio one, which means that the interpretations are approximately equal, if the differences are quite small.

He said there was no adequate interpretation and Mann did not understand most of the proceedings.

CTC requires the colon to be as clean and dry as possible for adequate interpretation [8].

Non-modal mathematical analysis becomes more adequate for such problems.

For adequate interpretation, plain radiography of the pump and the entire implanted catheter in two directions is required [36].