Sentence examples for process to interpret from inspiring English sources
The use of the term adatoms by Eggleston et al. [9] implies that those authors favor an adsorption process to interpret their observations.
Actual field pumping tests often involve variable pumping rates which cannot be handled by the classical constant-rate or constant-head test models, and often require a convolution process to interpret the test data.
"I had fun using this same process to interpret his paintings.
The investigation of GSEA results through the report on the web is generally a long and tedious process to interpret the results.
The diagnosis phase checklist would cognitively prompt us to recognize the possibility of a VAP and then execute the entire process to interpret whether the patient meets the criteria for VAP.
Although the large amount of data produced by NGS platforms and the time to process them are largely being addressed by expanding the IT infrastructure, high-performance computing and code optimization, the annotation process needed to interpret the thousands of variants found in individual genomes is still a challenging task.
Living documents, or memos, were generated and continually updated in this process to understand and then interpret participants' responses [ 37, 38].
As such similarity is unlikely to occur by accident, this observation helped to confirm the validity of the process used to interpret the cryoEM map.
Quantitative analysis of depositional systems using numerical models can provide insights into the interaction of sedimentological and diagenetic processes, difficult to interpret from observation of the geological products alone.
By providing the context for cellular processes needed to interpret the results, network modeling is also important to understand how genes modulate the activity of drugs and reagents [ 2] and in high throughput screening projects using shRNAs, siRNAs, deletion libraries, etc. [ 3- 5].
Therefore, the process we used to interpret the standards differs somewhat from interpretation processes used for multiple goals, such as the one used by Krajcik et al., (2008).
