Sentence examples for requirements for interpretation from inspiring English sources
Our findings demonstrate that training comprising 25 procedural repetitions is easily sufficient to achieve optimal image quality, and they also provide empiric knowledge toward elucidating the times and minimum repetitions needed to acquire and improve ultrasonographic technique in novice operators to a level which fulfills quality requirements for interpretation.
Understanding the caveats and biases generated with these protocols is a paramount requirement for interpretation of results.
Guidelines serve as an important vehicle for translating thcomplex research findings into recommendations; overcoming barriers to research use such as the requirement for skills in critical appraisal and synthesis; and removing the requirement for interpretation of large volumes of scientific studies [ 8].
The neural requirements for this interpretation are (1) that the retina be built up of elements that behave as units throughout their conducting system to the visual cortex, and (2) that the retinal elements have "local signs".
1. Sufficient training to satisfy local and national regulatory requirements for image interpretation 2.
Sufficient training to satisfy local and national regulatory requirements for image interpretation.
These syntactic errors fall well short of the clinical requirements for accurate interpretation of human variants.
The only restriction to the model is the imposition of increasing monotonicity in consumption, which seems a minimum requirement for meaningful interpretation and policy analysis.
Our findings illustrate that, in adoptive T cell transfer experiments using "monoclonal" T cells from RAG-deficient TCR Tg donors, monitoring the expression of the Tg TCR chains is an absolute requirement for accurate interpretation of the results particularly when these cells are transferred into "hostile" non-MHC compatible environments.
Because the method proposed by Miller fits well the requirements for the first interpretation of scenarios, and the one by Van der Heijden for the second, their approaches were chosen in the project.
Lack of suitable instruments and the somewhat sophisticated requirements for analysis and interpretation of results 33 may have contributed to their underuse.
