Sentence examples for point interpretation from inspiring English sources
16 Two radiologists independently read two view mammograms (craniocaudal views and mediolateral oblique views) in accordance with European guidelines for quality assurance, 17 which are classified according to a five point interpretation scale reflecting the probability of cancer.
Reconstitution of recombinant nucleosomes bearing mutations in these lysine residues revealed the cascade of gene activation via a point-by-point interpretation of the histone code through the ordered recruitment of bromodomain-containing transcription complexes.
In the case of PEF, an aspect ratio of around 1 1 (standardised for 6 weeks of twice daily data and PEF 0 800L/min) provided the best balance between sensitivity and specificity for identifying exacerbations, and is feasible for paper PEF charts.24 Further work is needed to establish the optimal aspect ratios for point-by-point interpretation or for other medical conditions.
Age group Gender Biplot points Interpretation of pair of Biplot Points (Association between profession of suicide victims and gender across age) 15 29 year (C 2) Male (A 1) (A 1 C 2, B 4 C 2) Unemployed (B 4) Males (A 1) between age group 15 29 (C 2) commit suicide.
The best known function is the pair correlation function g(s), which is explained here as in [ 23], p. 219, since the explanation there is closer to the "two-point interpretation" used for explaining the other functions.
For composite end points, interpretation often can be clarified by evaluating components, especially cardiovascular deaths.
Drawing from his own clinical research and pointed interpretations of comic-book story lines, Wertham argued in the book that comics were harming American children, leading them to juvenile delinquency and to lives of violence, drugs and crime.
Olin Downes in The Times said her work was "a high point of interpretation".
Fischer kept the score at boiling point, his interpretation as much metaphysical as political.
Precisely why Jayne acts this way, and to what effect, is a point of interpretation.
He'd walk fifteen miles across open country in the dead of winter to settle a point of interpretation.
