Sentence examples for points to interpret from inspiring English sources

In comparing the pre- and post-SF-36 scores we also employed 'clinically meaningful' cut points to interpret the distributions obtained.

We recommend that physicians utilize our high and low risk cut points to interpret results of lumbar puncture when assessing patients with acute headache for possible subarachnoid hemorrhage.

These diabetes-specific reference points to interpret clinically meaningful change in PedsQL scores can be used in clinical care and research for youth with type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

Butte discussed the importance of controlled vocabulary and methods for translating risk and effect size to clinicians, who will soon be faced with billions of patient data points to interpret.

Seattle's reputation as a green metropolis serves as an entry point to interpret the various relationships between humans, technology, and nature while also suggesting potential routes to realise more sustainable urban futures.

In addition, we adopt multiple end-points to interpret the results from multiple perspectives.

As the present study shows, a combination of a classic statistical parametric mapping approach and connectivity analyses provides an interesting vantage point to interpret functional brain images and can be an efficient tool to validate models of cognitive functioning.

The available crystal structure of human HMBS is valuable as a starting point to interpret the pathogenic mechanism for AIP-associated HMBS mutations [ 5, 6] (PDB ID 3ECR), but it has not provided information on the 17 N-terminal residues that differ between the isoforms.

He fails also - we may conclude at this point - to interpret such a major threat to head of secret service as a top national security matter, including a coup as a probability.

Although serum amylase activity clearly is associated with AMY2B copy number in dogs, care should thus be taken at this point not to interpret activity measures as a direct indicator of inherited ability to handle starch.

However, single time points are difficult to interpret as they do not provide information about the proportion of glucose measurements that need to be in range for benefit.