Sentence examples for practical interpretations from inspiring English sources

But there is still not a lot of detail about how this data will be parsed to give people practical interpretations of what it all means.

We are not suggesting that access to unproven research interventions or support to health care are necessary ingredients of a set of benefits from research but rather raising the issue that differing recommendations have obvious potential to result in differing practical interpretations of the ethical conduct of global health research.

The authors point out that while guidelines are supposed to provide broad normative directives, there are discrepancies in approaches to benefits across these guidelines with "obvious potential to result in differing practical interpretations of the ethical conduct of global health research" ([ 2] p6).

Although the simplistic mechanistic basis of the EU model can be contested and practical interpretations have gone beyond the putative mechanism, the multi-level structure does reflect the structure of the data and account for the major statistical issue of the partial observability of the outcome.

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A practical interpretation of this type of sustainability is, for example, when enterprises participate in projects such as EMAS Eco Management Audit SchemeEMAS Eco Management Audit Scheme

In addition, we have highlighted and defined a set of properties of watermarking with their practical interpretation in different image applications.

Throughout the work, the mathematical expressions are expanded in order to get a practical interpretation of the estimators and the resulting data structures.

Before turning to such a practical interpretation of critical social inquiry, it is first necessary to consider why the theoretical approach was favored for so long and by so many Critical Theorists.

The assumption of multiple cells serving one TP has a practical interpretation when considering Definition 2. It means that cells can serve only a fraction of the traffic generated in the area corresponding to some TP.

The goodput (GP), being defined as the ratio of the number of correctly received information bits (associated with correctly decoded packets) and the actual transmission time, has a very clear practical interpretation.