Sentence examples for more than interpret from inspiring English sources

Going forward, however, Conway will do more than interpret public opinion for Trump.

Explaining the negative trend (C↓E) between gene compactness and expression that is observed for genes that are expressed at lower levels seems to be more difficult than interpreting the positive trend.

35– 39 Consequently, the prediction of resistance in CCR5 inhibitors may be more complicated and more difficult to interpret than it is with the RT or PIs.

The combination of several trees makes the method more powerful, but also more difficult to interpret than a single decision tree.

However, such assays are far more expensive to run and more difficult to interpret than genetic association.

As David Corn restrainedly put it in his careful investigative piece in the Nation, Safire was "more intent on manipulating than interpreting the available information" and "his commitment to scoring political points exceeds his commitment to the truth".

However, Bagging has the disadvantage of producing a more complex model, which is considerably more difficult to interpret than a single decision tree.

This general theory implies that nonliteral meanings should always take more time to interpret than are literal meanings.

These findings illustrate how extra caution is needed in interpreting a design with multiple, separate distributions, which is more difficult to interpret than a single distribution assay.

Analysis of the verification question responses showed significant differences between all three conditions (Control > DN > single negation), suggesting that single negation is more difficult to interpret than DN as a response to a negative question.

However, the results of AFM studies are often more difficult to interpret than those derived from SFA experiments due to uncertainties about the zero separation distance, the influence of probe asperities, and torsional deflections.