Sentence examples for of a clear interpretation from inspiring English sources

Despite these issues and in the absence of a clear interpretation we did not want to withhold these data.

It is therefore recommended that key EU legislation is made clearer in this area by either including specific terminology and harmonizing it across other key pieces of legislation accordingly or by the development of a clear interpretation of the legal provisions in this area by the European Commission.

Rather, unidimensionality of a scale is a prerequisite for a clear interpretation of the internal consistency statistics [ 6, 7].

However, it is important to note that, for a clear interpretation of the long-term effect of the study treatments, data collected after any treatment regimen changes at 48 weeks or after (other than IG titration) were excluded from the analyses.

The distance-weighted measure also indicates a positive effect, although its coefficient does not lend itself to a clear interpretation because of the weighting scheme (panel B, column 4).

The transforms considered are those in Cohen's class which, in addition to possessing valuable properties for the analysis of mechanical signals, lend themselves to a clear interpretation in energy terms.

This has the advantage of allowing a clear interpretation of the odds ratios and avoids the restrictive assumptions of straight-line linearity between variables.

In absence of this, a clear interpretation of the legal provisions in this area by the European Commission would be needed.

However, in contrast to the principal components of PCA, each of the harmonics of TFA has a clear interpretation in terms of intra- and inter-annual cycles of changes in their respective variables [13].

The position of dalfopristin, which largely overlaps with that of chloramphenicol, allows a clear interpretation of the inhibitory activity.

In addition to analyses of FA, we also investigate RD and AD, which allows for a clearer interpretation of potential FA differences in terms of myelination and axonal integrity.