Although MS-HRM will often be sufficient to assess the methylation status of the CDKN2B gene, dMS-HRM will provide a more readily interpretable visualisation which may be quantified by scoring the individual peaks.
In contrast, the KBBN probability density functions are readily interpretable as soft relaxations of the visual rules already used in TB.
In particular, readily interpretable experimental data that can be meaningfully compared to simulations are required.
This methodology has been applied to a range of urban typologies and produces readily interpretable results.
"People typically come up with a single dimension, readily interpretable as a left-right point of view," said Jeffrey Segal, a political scientist at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
This is possible in the analysis phase by using basic descriptive statistics and readily interpretable graphic representations.
This article proposes a measure of and its accompanying graph, which is readily interpretable and is not affected by the number of minority subgroups examined.
Two of the factors were readily interpretable with previous literature, however the remaining two factors were unstable, suggesting the need for further revision of the instrument.
In the time-pressured clinical setting, clinicians faced with large amounts of patient data in formats that are not readily interpretable often feel 'information overload'.
The technique makes use of fast real-time data processing methods to identify the bubble orientation during measurement and to accept readily interpretable data for only those bubbles whose central axes are coincident with the probe axis.
These customized polyproteins reduce heterogeneity, amplify interactions of less dominant modules, and most importantly, provide tags for atomic force microscopy and allow more readily interpretable data from single-molecule techniques.
