Sentence examples for points for the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, 46.1% of non-pregnant indigenous women had excess weight (30.3% overweight and 15.8% obese) following WHO cut-off points for the interpretation of Body mass index (BMI) [ 52].

This investigation constitutes a starting point for the interpretation of water adsorption hysteresis by means of scanning desorption measurements.

Establishment of a continuous sedimentary sequence is an unavoidable starting point for the interpretation of the sedimentary records as events in earth history (Doyle and Bennett 1998).

For example, a crucial point for the interpretation and evaluation of the gel data is the knowledge about the location of the detected mutations within the gene.

The starting point for the interpretation of a bio-model with respect to the different facets is a model specification, i.e. an expression in some formal language.

A key point for the interpretation of p53 and BAX results are the molecular modifications in response to chemoradiation (Rosen et al, 1999).

The ROC curves in figure 5 depict different cut-off points, for the three interpretation systems.

In clinical pathology, no universally accepted cut points are available for the interpretation of immunohistochemical prognostic factors in breast cancer.

Good starting point for the detailed interpretation would be nodes that contain reactions directly perturbed, genetically or environmentally, or those that have the highest number of links influencing others.

One point of consideration for the interpretation of our findings is the potential of measurement error for birth length (24).

A similar cut off point was considered for the interpretation of the consistency ratio of the six MCH indicators.