Sentence examples for subsequent interpretation of the from inspiring English sources
The Portuguese team, from the Universidade do Porto, was responsible for the digitalization and subsequent interpretation of the contents of the Simon Ruiz archive.
Design of the experiment and subsequent interpretation of the results required prior quantitative understanding of the dependence of liquid CO2 droplet size on injection parameters.
A contextomized quotation not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source's intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context.
While our results used the contraction scour equation, the methodology and the subsequent interpretation of the results would not change if a different scour equation was selected.
"A contextomized quotation," McGlone concluded, "not only prompts audiences to form a false impression of the source's intentions, but can contaminate subsequent interpretation of the quote when it is restored to its original context".
The potential impact of nulls permeates much of the subsequent interpretation of the data and will be discussed at the relevant points below.
The subsequent interpretation of this genetic evidence led to the proposal that the octapeptide motif of SCR may mediate dimerization between SCR N-termini (Sivanantharajah and Percival-Smith 2009).
All authors participated in the subsequent interpretation of this analysis, and were involved in drafting the manuscript or revising it critically for important intellectual content.
The extensive insertion site analysis performed in the current study may contribute towards the follow up analysis and subsequent interpretation of this event.
These results provide necessary information for the design of a major human vaccine trial as well as a basis for subsequent interpretations of the results.
Becoming a junzi is the goal of all who practice such self-cultivation and who truly love learning regardless of their birth, their social status, or (at least in subsequent interpretations of the tradition) their gender.
