Sentence examples for supplement the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Ancillary physical and chemical properties of the soil profiles were examined to facilitate and to supplement the interpretation of the isotope data.

Apart from lending support to the writer voice, the teacher encourages student attention to the visual images in the picture book in order to supplement the interpretation of the story from the verbal text.

And then when discussing Figure 2 (and Figure 2 figure supplement 1) the interpretation should be emphasized again and all evidence summarized.

Thus, inferring HLA types from transcriptomic, exomic or genomic data will not only take good usage of the rich information embedded therein, but also supplement the genetic interpretation of the "omics" data themselves.

Extensive microbial mats grew over large areas of ancient shallow seafloors from at least 3.2 billion years ago until the present, and their fossil remnants promised to supplement the geobiological interpretations from the better-known stromatolites.

The higher order categories were linked to the results of the survey analysis and were used to supplement and expand the interpretation of the quantitative data.

Gynaecologists should be trained in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reading and work closely with radiologists to review the images as the clinical background knowledge of the former supplements the radiological interpretation of the images by the latter.

If the above criteria failed to produce adequate data, we planned to include data from quasi-randomised trials, trials without placebo control and trials of multiple supplements, with appropriate caution in the interpretation of such data.

This is consistent with the interpretation that the supplements provided by a proteinaceous diet reduce the aging-related stress.

For example, for Owen Fiss (1982), 'disciplining rules' in the form of those standards which are constitutive of the profession of judging supply constraints upon judicial interpretation which supplement the rules of language which already constrain all language users in their attempts to understand texts.

These are supplemented with two or three sentences to describe the interpretation of the adjective within the context of the animal's behaviour (see Weiss, King, & Perkins, 2006).