Sentence examples for more reliably interpret from inspiring English sources

The new tools and mechanistic understanding by which N-transforms are currently studied, provide means to more reliably interpret the archaeological record, which is crucial for the credibility of archaeology.

This example illustrates that once a genetic alteration is identified as a driver in one tumor type, infrequent mutations of the same type in the same gene in other tumors can be more reliably interpreted.

However, since CVR in the peri-infarct tissue remains unchanged over time, a finding of increased group-level peri-infarct activity in the chronic phase in such a longitudinal study is less likely to be due to changes in vascular reactivity, and may be more reliably interpreted as a change in neural activity in the peri-infarct tissue after stroke.

Participants could reliably interpret both color sets, but they were more accurate for the balanced color set, primarily in the match task.

It is important, however, to understand testing procedures to reliably interpret results.

"There is a tremendous amount of science to be done in order for us to get to the point where we can reliably interpret the genome," Chisholm said.

In case 2, however, we cannot reliably interpret the Pc1 pearl structures with a constant polarization angle using the beating process in the ionosphere.

These analyses underscore the need for replica experiments to reliably interpret large-scale expression data sets, even with simple microarray experiments.

Thus, data such as structural measurements are either lost or not suitable to reliably interpret many aspects of the geological environment.

A number of analytical challenges must be addressed to reliably interpret such data.

Our results highlight the importance of rigorous statistical analysis of proteomic data, and the method described here provides a statistical framework to robustly and reliably interpret such data.