Sentence examples for relevant interpretation from inspiring English sources
Clinicians frequently rely on untrained interpreters (family members and untrained bilingual hospital staff) despite the fact that such interpreters have been associated with clinically relevant interpretation errors, non-neutrality and confidentiality problems [ 23, 43].
The approach leverages drugs currently in use to treat human neuropsychiatric disease, facilitating clinically relevant interpretation of the mapping effort.
However, (PKI) is applied to a specific kind of case, namely, where (i) there is more than one relevant interpretation, and (ii) the subject recognizes this (Goldberg 1999a).
He added: "Our aim is to provide a modern and relevant interpretation of Burns that will intrigue visitors of all ages, whether they are lifelong Burns enthusiasts or completely new to his work.
But perhaps "God's Own Country" deserves a new and highly relevant interpretation.
Sub-specialized expertise is required for optimal, clinically relevant interpretation.
Although we find no relevant case law interpreting the Field Code provision, prior to North Dakota's adoption of it, we find relevant interpretations after our enactment; and although not mandatory, California's interpretation of it is somewhat persuasive.
When dealing with complex biological data sets, as generated within metabonomics, as well as related fields such as genomics and proteomics, reliability and significance of identified biomarkers associated with specific states related to toxicity or disease are crucial in order to gain detailed and relevant interpretations of the metabolic fluxes in the studied systems.
Successful business owners are the ones who have created successful action plans based upon relevant interpretations of data.
The classic, basic colloidal characterization of heterogeneous R EO nPD does not lead to relevant interpretations.
By examining wild caught bats' behavioural responses to ethanol, we apply ecologically relevant interpretations, and examine the possibility of susceptibility to environmental influence.
