Sentence examples for more comprehensive interpretation from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the Quai Branly Museum -- it has been given this name to forestall arguments about "primitive art" -- will aim at a more comprehensive interpretation of the role and context of the pieces on display and, in that sense, satisfy those who believe in a distinction between art created as art and objects made for, say, a religious use.
Comparison with electrochemical hydrogen detection under the same conditions, allowed a more comprehensive interpretation of SKP results including determination of trapping effects on measurement of diffusion coefficient.
The purpose of previous studies has been to provide clinicians with simple and meaningful information regarding outcome after surgery and at the same time allowing a more comprehensive interpretation of the OHS.
The rapid identification of geochemical trends vastly improved our selection of samples for shipboard and shore-based analysis, permitted a more comprehensive interpretation of our Expedition results, and provided key decision-making information for drilling operations.
Knowledge about emission and deposition hotspots within the footprint area would allow for a more comprehensive interpretation of the bulk EC flux.
Additional genes on Affymetrix microarray platform (GeneChipU133plus2®) belonging to functional groups that were determined to be differentially expressed were included for more comprehensive interpretation.
To obtain a more comprehensive physiologic interpretation of ScvO2 changes, future studies should directly assess the effects of intubation on each of the determinants of ScvO2.
To gain a more comprehensive biological interpretation it will be necessary to carry out a functional study of pH-regulated genes.
These drawbacks indicate that further improvement in metabolomics is essential for more comprehensive profiling and interpretation of rice metabolites.
The presence of a control group of patients without MDD or GAD allows a more conclusive and comprehensive interpretation of the results.
Many centers use recurrence in patients with similar phenotypes as clinical validation, whereas application of functional assays – preferably in a diagnostic context – would be more appropriate for comprehensive interpretation.
