Sentence examples for offset interpretation from inspiring English sources

We will use this "offset" interpretation during the estimation of ion competition.

Much of this can be offset by 'historical interpretation' (Aes. 126); the rest, one presumes, are due to disturbances already mentioned: 'haste, vanity, want of reflexion, theoretic prejudices' (Aes. 120).

The normalization offset leads to the interpretation of the gene counts as a rate, e.g., the portion of counts out of the total lane counts [ 11].

Now any imagined gain that comes with a display of passion or indignation is assumed to be rapidly offset by pointed YouTube interpretations like "Hillary Clinton: Liar" or "Has Dick Cheney Lost His Mind?" Obama and his video team seem to have understood this reality from the start.

It is possible that telephone interpretation may be able to offset the difficulties of scheduling in-person interpretation.

In our opinion, the apparent gain in precision from a meta-analysis would be offset by problems in the interpretation of the summary results.

Researchers constantly challenged one another's interpretation of the data to offset any potential biases when analysing the data.

Independent analysis by a second researcher was used to increase the credibility of the interpretation of the findings, and offset researcher bias.

The appeal of collapsing categories of comorbidity to facilitate interpretation and statistical analysis is often offset by misleading results.

The appeal of collapsing categories to facilitate interpretation and statistical analysis may be offset by misleading results.

This issue will create a temporal offset between EVI and rainfall that may complicate the interpretation of the results of this research.