Sentence examples for more correctly interpreted from inspiring English sources
StO2 measurements may be more correctly interpreted if measured in association with the forearm-to-fingertip skin-temperature gradient (Tskin-diff).
Thus, the approach is more correctly interpreted as an evaluation of a prognostic factor among those who are treated, but this is often not recognised.
Instead, the evidence is more correctly interpreted as extension of a complex structure intimately related to the surfaces of interacting cells.
Queries belonged to species not present in the reference library, monobasic genera have only a single species that was present in the library, therefore, this group could more correctly be interpreted as TA or FA assignments.
Therefore, it might be interpreted that for our complete dataset, the CAT model detected and correctly interpreted more of the saturated positions that were misleading in the RAxML analysis.
The rationale behind this analysis is that fast-evolving sites are more likely to be saturated and not correctly interpreted as convergence by tree reconstruction methods, thus strongly influencing the potential artifactual grouping of highly diverging lineages [ 32].
In our study most breast cancer specialists correctly interpreted report 1 but found report 2 more challenging with a greater degree of uncertainty.
But the culture focused more on destroying the Jewish state than on developing its own state, and Mr. Romney correctly interpreted the results.
This indicates that the cis-regulatory target sites from the chicken can be correctly interpreted by Drosophila despite of the fact that these two species have been separated by more than 540 My.
More recently, increasing attention has been paid to the related question of how the language of the law is to be correctly interpreted.
The technologist does not have to wait for a decision made by the physician, and the physician will have more time to correctly interpret the images and write the final report to the referring clinician.
