Sentence examples similar to organized interpretation from inspiring English sources

PathText integrates three knowledge sources indispensable for systems biology, i.e. (i) external databases such as SwissProt, EntreGene, Flybase, HUGO, etc., (ii) text databases such as MEDLINE and full papers, and (iii) pathways as organized interpretations of biological facts.

In any case, he wasn't coasting in advance of his 70th birthday, which the concert — part of a two-day affair organized by Interpretations, the new-music series — was meant to celebrate.

SW, PB, and MW have participated in computer programming, organizing and interpretation of data, and drafting and editing the manuscript.

Lukin undertakes the methodological challenge of organizing "the interpretation of the findings from analysis of various systems" (p. 55), and explores how choices from these systems can be shown to be working together.

EP contributed to organizing and interpretation of the data.

BC contributed to organizing and interpretation of the data.

DO contributed to organizing and interpretation of the data.

HG contributed to organizing and interpretation of the data.

CC contributed to organizing and interpretation of the data.

SOD contributed to organizing and interpretation of the data.

We gave instruction and practice for concept mapping (Novak, 1990) and for creating diagrams or drawings as representational models; we frequently required students to use these tools during mini-lectures to organize their interpretation of biological content.