Sentence examples for more useful interpretation from inspiring English sources

A broader but more useful interpretation for the modern world would include things like access to education, transportation, communication and information.

We have shown that a conservative upper bound of cCFR is a more useful interpretation of the observed number of cases without death.

Therefore, COM energy typically has more useful interpretation power across various instrument platforms.

A more enlightening and more useful interpretation is that multiple oscillators represent a 'field' of unknown influences upon the network.

With the combination of T2-weighted (T2W), diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI), dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE), and magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS), the radiologist is now able to generate a more useful interpretation to supplement clinical findings.

This probably presents a more useful interpretation for clinicians and patients – that the magnitude of superiority of TTI in any of the studies is at best 1.11 times over TS (excluding Manes et al. ).  Discussion It would be useful to include that there are no scientific grounds why insufflation should be more advantageous than slurry.

However they had the advantage of allowing for different and potentially more useful interpretations to be made regarding the trial results, as well as for the incorporation of external sources of information.

Although cardiovascular variability is known to be affected by non linear phenomena, such as saturation or hysteresis, a linear model characterizes a system by means of indices, such as power, coherence, phase difference, etc. that have a straightforward physical meaning, which in turn can be more useful for the interpretation of the ongoing processes[47].

As description itself demands interpretation, it might be more useful to see aggregative and interpretive approaches as two poles on a continuum rather than two distinct approaches.

In conclusion, we suggest that the technique holds promise and, given further research that addresses the points mentioned above, more meaningful and useful interpretations of research evidence may be possible in the future.

Instruments that offer specific information for score interpretation may be more useful.