Sentence examples for more easily interpret from inspiring English sources
The paper shows some tools (its interpretation and usefulness) to optimize a derivatization reaction and to more easily interpret and visualize the effect that some experimental factors exert on several analytical responses of interest when these responses are in conflict.
Another arm of the Boston research group led by John Wyatt, a professor of electrical engineering at MIT, is working on algorithms for converting the camera signal into an image the brain can more easily interpret.
Automated network layout groups related gene-sets into network clusters, enabling the user to quickly identify the major enriched functional themes and more easily interpret the enrichment results.
In order to more easily interpret correlations, the ΔCPT and ΔCDT scores were inverted.
We organize these results into biological processes, cellular localization and molecular function in order to more easily interpret the results.
Such standardization of CDS content across knowledge repositories will enable clinicians to more easily interpret and act on care recommendations regardless of the knowledge repository utilized for generating the CDS.
A formula with Doppler factor is developed because it is more easily interpreted and is more helpful in examining the physic of systems.
The sub-regional structures revealed in this study are more easily interpreted for transportation-related issues than for other structures, such as administrative divisions.
It illustrates how the development of a boundary object (a research report) can act to translate Indigenous knowledge, values and management interests so as to maintain its cultural integrity and enable it to be more easily interpreted by non-Indigenous planners and scientists.
If rigid body rotations are present, the strain tensor may be more easily interpreted if expressed in the original orientation.
The concept of "confidence" was more easily interpreted than upper and lower percentiles when expressing uncertainty on the hazard curves.
