Sentence examples for rendering the interpretation from inspiring English sources
Metrics based on the slope of the indifference curve do not depend on the scaling of the attributes considered, rendering the interpretation of results invariant to scale.
Since interactions were found to be statistically significant (results not shown) thus rendering the interpretation of main effects problematic, data was pooled across MOIs within each day.
Thus, the function of these cues is more complex and strongly context dependent than in classic predator prey interactions rendering the interpretation of single guild member-associated cues ambiguous.
The biological significance of the negative modulation of MICL expression in neutrophils by proinflammatory stimuli other than MSU (mostly TLR agonists) remains largely unexplored, rendering the interpretation of these results challenging.
Variability in cholesterol measurements frequently renders the interpretation of single or repeated cholesterol determinations problematic, complicating employee counseling within screening programs.
A thorough understanding of these aspects renders the interpretation of the data possible, in particular, with regards to the heterogeneity of the data and their folksonomy.
The APACHE-II score was not widely used in cirrhotic patients, probably because of its complexity, and/or because of liver failure, which renders the interpretation confusing.
In modern and contemporary art, however, the diversity and lack of information on the pigments, fillers and other additives that have or can be used in the manufacturing of both artist and industrial paints, as well as the known complexity of modern paints formulations [19 21] render the interpretation based on elemental maps alone often painstaking and potentially misleading.
No significant effects of these variables were found, which renders the interpretation that there was no serious selection bias.
However, the unspecificity of the used drugs renders the interpretation of the results difficult.
This rendered the interpretation of results with respect to biology more difficult.
