Sentence examples for preliminary interpretations from inspiring English sources
The fellowship provides a wide spectrum of experiences including molecular applications to cytology specimens as well as more traditional training in FNA technique, QA and QI exposure, specimen triage, and preliminary interpretations.
The Department of Pathology also offers a highly intensive one-year Cytopathology fellowship that is comprehensive, including molecular applications to cytology specimens as well as more traditional training in FNA technique, QA and QI exposure, specimen triage and preliminary interpretations.
Nonetheless, preliminary interpretations indicate that both the stiffness and the strength of the building under dynamic excitation appear quite superior with respect to those expected from the results of previous pseudo-static cyclic tests conducted on simple specimens.
represent[s] EPA's preliminary views on these issues and, while it may include various statements that States must take certain actions, these statements are made pursuant to EPA's preliminary interpretations, and thus do not bind the States and public as a matter of law". Ibid.
In this paper, we highlight the results of a recent neutron activation analysis (NAA) of ceramics from elite and non-elite contexts at a selection of LBA fortresses on the Tsaghkahovit Plain in northwestern Armenia, and offer some preliminary interpretations about political and economic organization and boundary formation.
Radiology trainees providing preliminary interpretations during off-hours are especially prone to this effect [43].
But, he added later, "that's a preliminary interpretation".
The preliminary interpretation about this bimodal structure has been given too.
In a preliminary interpretation, Dr. Bachand said the culture of the tomb builders had Olmec roots, suggesting a need for further research at La Venta.
We present here temperature maps of the X-ray gas together with a preliminary interpretation of the formation history of these clusters.
A preliminary interpretation of the seismic records suggests that the earthquake, like the one that devastated Christchurch in 2010, was a composite event — in other words, it involved slip on more than one fault.
