Sentence examples for possibility to interpret from inspiring English sources

An additional advantage of multivariate image analysis is the possibility to interpret PC loading line plots for a possible chemical or physical explanation.

A major advantage of only using conjunctive rules is the possibility to interpret them as a tree structure, which gives a compact intuitively interpretable representation of the statistical model.

In particular, a debug-like mechanism offers the possibility to interpret architectural raw data observed during the simulation at application level with a function call/return granularity, thus offering the possibility to analyze the propagation of the errors in the various functionalities of the executed application.

On the other hand, the definition offered in the Parliament and Council versions removes the possibility to interpret any data, other than that which has been revealed through a specific type of analysis, as genetic.

We believe that for canopy-free desert areas the analysis of SAR data would significantly improve the possibility to interpret the structure and geologic settings of impact structures, in particular if they are heavily eroded or covered by material, despite relatively high demands on data processing.

Another possibility to interpret increased slow wave activity is again offered by the hypoarousal model.

The possibilities to interpret the magnetic properties of the R3+ (and R2+) ions are described by using the wave functions of the energy levels obtained from the energy level simulations.

There are several possibilities to interpret markers of vitamin B12 and folate status.

Due to significant improvement of the analysis/modeling techniques and new understanding of physical processes in the solar atmosphere and interplanetary space, a possibility arises to interpret the old data in the light of modern concept of multiple particle acceleration at/near the Sun.

Concerning the principle of induction itself, Feigl (like his teacher Schlick) saw no other possibility than to interpret it as a pragmatic (or operational) maxim.

One possibility is to interpret service users' reasoning as flawed, insofar as the longer term risks of non-adherence are not given sufficient weight against the expected short term benefits.