Sentence examples for so that interpretation from inspiring English sources

These cell preparations are largely free of the problems associated with tissue sections (eg, truncation artifact, signals in different focal planes) so that interpretation is easy and numerical chromosomal abnormalities are readily assessed.

The Canadian pianist Glenn Gould famously preferred not to look back once he'd recorded a piece, so that interpretation stood.

Geological data were needed to constrain the results and to solve the observed ambiguities, so that interpretation provides a realistic geological model.

Results for all tests are reported in the supplementary material so that interpretation of statistical significance as it relates to biological significance can be assessed by the reader.

While these estimates (where available) are usually not given in units of population rates, so that interpretation of most of these data depends on the model used, these estimates were useful in suggesting the appropriate value ranges for some of the parameters.

Fortunately, in most real-world situations the patient group with the higher discharge rate will also have a reduced mortality rate, so that interpretation of results in most cases will be easier.

"He was so devastated by that interpretation that he vowed to kill himself and he did".

Joe was so wrong about that interpretation of what character X does in this scene!

Karlstrom would settle for researchers' applying all three of the current methods to the same rocks so that interpretations would be more likely to converge.

But this interpretation of when algae became dominant is based on sterols that could also have been produced by bacteria "so that might change our interpretation of how these different microbial groups emerged over time," said Welander.

But that interpretation was so appropriate, because that guy, in every high school in America, is a cartoon!