Sentence examples for presenting and interpreting from inspiring English sources
The area of descriptive statistics is concerned primarily with methods of presenting and interpreting data using graphs, tables, and numerical summaries.
Even as we question whether it is possible (or desirable) to be a "universal museum," and what doing so would mean in a postcolonial age, the work of caring for, presenting, and interpreting collections that span the globe demands certain things of us as custodians and opens doors unimaginable in most younger collections.
Scientific and medical literature is written in the passive voice, posing questions and presenting and interpreting data.
Rather, they are more likely to allocate resources across a range of complementary strategies for maximum health gains and thus the net-benefit framework offers an advantage over the traditional ICER approach in presenting and interpreting results for public health interventions (Table 1).
Thus the use of the net-benefit model for presenting and interpreting cost-effectiveness analysis results has the potential to overcome the double dilemma of not being able to access progress using outcomes measures (for example, computing maternal or perinatal mortality) and not being able to reliably assess cost-effectiveness using incremental cost-effectiveness ratios.
Anyone who listens to the radio, watches television, and reads books, newspapers, and magazines cannot help but be aware of statistics, which is the science of collecting, analyzing, presenting and interpreting data.
Due to interpretational constraints,[ 43] only the specific influences on mindfulness are presented and interpreted (paths a33, c33, and e33).
Is it accurately presented and interpreted?
Numerical results are presented and interpreted.
Data was gathered from 26 companies, and findings are presented and interpreted.
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