Sentence examples for presentation the interpretation from inspiring English sources

All authors read the manuscript, significantly contributed either to the presentation, the interpretation or the discussion of the results, and were highly involved in writing the manuscript.

This illustrates that, due to its diverse presentation, the interpretation of potential signs and symptoms of pain in dementia is difficult; moreover, to date, most studies still report a systematic under-recognition and under-treatment of pain [ 18- 20].

All authors read the manuscript, significantly contributed either to the presentation, the interpretation or the discussion of the results, and were highly involved in writingthe redaction of the manuscript.

When questioned about the paper, Goulden told the Guardian: "I had no involvement in setting the research questions (the minister and RGSB and the [Gambling Commission] did that), nor did I have any involvement in the choice of researcher, the commissioning of the research, the presentation or the interpretation of the findings".

When contacted by the Guardian, Goulden said: "I had no involvement in setting the research questions (the minister and RGSB and the [Gambling Commission] did that) nor did I have any involvement in the choice of researcher, the commissioning of the research, the presentation or the interpretation of the findings".

The wage measure that we actually use is the monthly real gross wage relative to the wage 13 months5 before the displacement, since this presentation facilitates the interpretation of the estimation coefficients.

Reviewers of adverse effects are given general guidance on the assessment of study bias, data collection, analysis, presentation and the interpretation of harms in a systematic review.

It said on Monday that "due to deficiencies in the study design and in the presentation and interpretation of the study results, the main conclusions of the authors are not supported by the data".

Such presentation makes difficult the interpretation of the clinical relevance of the reported results.

For the Upright presentation, even if the interpretation of the movement performed by the model could vary across subjects (some of them recognized a man on a rope, some others a dancer), all participants clearly mentioned that the model was in postural disequilibrium.

This critique is puzzling given the detailed description of the methods, the description of the entry and evaluative criteria, and the presentation and interpretation of the results.