Sentence examples for render interpretation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the ileo-caecal valve and the appendicular orifice may render interpretation complicated.
This transformed linear model may improve diagnostic performance; however, this may render interpretation of estimated regression parameters challenging.
Residual arsenic in hair and nails may persist for prolonged periods, but external contamination may render interpretation difficult and unreliable [ 47].
But conversely, indicators that are not correlated render interpretation of the Index problematic, since the level and trajectory of the Index then results from the complex interaction of disparate measures.
Another study also attempted to deplete neutrophils in coinfection however, antibodies specific for Gr-1 were used, which deplete plasmacytoid dentric cells (pDCs), monocytes and neutrophils and thus render interpretation of results difficult 33.
Because relative rating will render interpretation across observation contexts (e.g., herds) virtually impossible, we must detect such a measurement error prior to the analysis and use of the data.
In the USA, sonographers carry out the studies and radiologists render interpretations, regardless of the type of study performed.
Especially in soot-laden spray flames, however, considerable spectral interference cannot be avoided, which renders interpretation of the fluorescence distribution challenging.
As an encore, the Emerson players and Mr. Pressler offered a poised, thoughtfully rendered interpretation of the slow movement from Brahms's Piano Quintet in F minor.
B1 Objects of Debate Traditional Afghan rugs showing a crudely rendered interpretation of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the World Trade Center have stirred strong feelings in an East Village parking-lot bazaar where they are being peddled.
Several of the rugs, in a style usually reserved for depicting landscapes or abstract tribal patterns, showed a crudely rendered interpretation of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the World Trade Center.
