Sentence examples for provide further interpretation from inspiring English sources

Overall, those findings will provide further interpretation for the effect of admixture on cement hydration products and offer some useful references for practical application of oil well cementing in the future.

And this finding could provide further interpretation for the effect of hydrotalcite-like materials on cement hydration process and offer a theoretical exploration for its practical application in the future.

In addition, high-speed images of single droplets of fuel impinging onto the array of the heat flux sensor were acquired with simultaneous sampling of the heat flux signal in an attempt to provide further interpretation.

Comparisons between cell line DNAs and the normal reference DNA provide further interpretation of the 'additive' nature of these copy number changes and their relationship to DNA methylation.

The location of VBM and more importantly SBM findings in the anterior amygdala provide further interpretation of deficient inhibitory control as it relates to PTSD/mTBI.

Given these findings and the exploratory nature of this study, we do not provide further interpretations of this interaction.

We could then translate the studies into one another, and provide further interpretations.

All in all, the national average was a 17.2percentt increase, but Mofang provided further interpretation of the figures.

Finally, the 'Performance Applications' section provides further interpretation for the practitioner founded on the mechanistic evidence provided in this review and other relevant, applied NaHCO3 performance-related studies.

The associated article [1] describes the use of NanoSIMS to quantify 40Ca microdomains in optic nerve from animals treated with various nanoparticle preparations and provides further interpretation and discussion of the findings.

The Supplementary material provides further interpretation of these findings and their relevance to the study of tinnitus and other perceptual situations, in which a similar degree of heterogeneity might be found.