Sentence examples for precision of interpretation from inspiring English sources

Due to the complicated nature of life these days, correctness of information, thoroughness of processing, precision of interpretation and soundness of judgment are, in most situations today, far more important than the simplest and fastest route to a judgment.

What's different about her new show, which is inspired by an anthology, "Reading Lyrics," edited by Robert Gottlieb and Robert Kimball, is the intensity and precision of each interpretation.

The precision of the interpretation may be further improved by the application of the comparative approach in which past pollen assemblages are compared to modern ones in traditional human-induced, well-characterized vegetation types.

Furthermore, the precision of the interpretation these data is evolving.

Inevitably, there will be some loss of precision in the interpretation of painful body regions.

Ultimately, the wavefront defines segment boundaries in cooperation with the clock, and this interaction will also influence the precision and interpretation of positional information.

It may be pointed out that self-reporting of phenotype in controls could be of questionable precision, therefore the interpretation of the detected association between the variant and the phototype desires a cautious interpretation.

In addition to the advantages of a technology-based assessment compared to a traditional paper-and-pencil assessment approach, in the development of an instrument that includes open-response items, a technology-based approach is preferred because it improves the precision of data analysis and interpretation.

The robustness of the latter three methods was evaluated by qualitatively comparing the direction and magnitude of effect, the precision of the estimate, and the ease of interpretation of the results.

First, the small number of cases and controls with some uncommon autoimmune conditions limit the precision of our estimates, so cautious interpretation is indicated.

It should be a matter of discussion if this precision would improve interpretation of results in clinical studies.