Sentence examples for promote the interpretation from inspiring English sources
The phenological monitoring should be complemented by a standardized metadata acquisition as done in the European moss survey [31] to promote the interpretation of phenological data.
Our knowledge of subduction would benefit from further joint investigations that promote the interpretation of seismic velocity and electrical conductivity in terms of composition and subduction dynamics.
A more effective exploration method is the generation of integrated resource models which promote the interpretation of geophysical data within the context of other geoscience information (Cumming 2009b).
The use of user-sensing evaluation process will help us in the definition of the senses that more efficiently promote the interpretation and usage of a particular space.
The fusion of separate datasets, which provide a multimodal description of the same pathology, represents an innovative, promising avenue, enhancing robust composite biomarker derivation and promoting the interpretation of the biomedical problem studied.
Researchers have a duty to actively promote the proper interpretation of research results, including their limits.
Judges are required to interpret laws in the light of section 9A(1) of the Interpretation Act, which requires an interpretation that would "promote the purpose or object" underlying written law is to be "preferred" over an interpretation that would not, thus mandating a purposive interpretation.
Novel findings promote the development and detailed structural interpretation of the canonical two-site hypothesis of receptor chemokine recognition, and suggest new avenues for pharmacological modulation of chemokine receptors.
Also, section 9A of the Interpretation Act requires a purposive interpretation of written law, including the Constitution, to "promote the purpose or object underlying the written law".
Therefore, we must promote the definition of "smart" as encompassing an intuitive interpretation.
We promote the lifestyle".
