The phrase "simplify the interpretation of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is commonly used when discussing complex or difficult ideas or concepts. Here is an example: "Scientists often use complex jargon and technical terms in their research papers, making it difficult for the general public to understand their findings. Therefore, it is important for scientists to simplify the interpretation of their results so that they can be easily understood by the average person."
Both the simulated radiances and the temperature profile elements were normalized to unit standard deviation and zero mean to simplify the interpretation of the resulting Jacobians.
However, to simplify the interpretation of the PPR time series, we did not apply sidereal filtering to the PPR time series in this study.
The potential of chemometric models which simplify the interpretation of each system, i.e. each colourant, will allow to explore similarities between colourants and classify the spectral data into different classes.
To simplify the interpretation of the data, the background absorbance from the curves in Figure 1 are all corrected so that their absorbances at 300 nm are all zero.
To simplify the interpretation of our results, the 44 most similar compounds or spectra from each methodology were compared using a Venn diagram and for the full list of similar matches refer to Additional file 1.
In this study, we narrowed the land use classes and the vegetation types described in MNRT [60] into three categories to simplify the interpretation of the results, but also to have enough samples for each category (Table 5).
We chose to use unweighted data to simplify the interpretations of our results.
The varimax rotation method was performed to simplify the interpretations of summary factors; one symptom was considered to be loaded on a factor if its factor loading was ≥0.50.
Due to the fact that factor structures depend on intercorrelations, which are influenced by the variability of the individual variables, a forced three-factor extraction with varimax rotation was performed in order to maximize variance of the data set, and to further simplify the interpretations of the generated scales.
This simplifies the interpretation of the quantitative scores into qualitatively meaningful information [7].
The new method simplifies the interpretation of DFS70 pattern even in challenging cases presenting low titers of antibodies and mixed patterns.
