Sentence examples for terms and interpreting from inspiring English sources

Ontologies can assist in both searching for documents and data sets by enabling smarter matching and automatic generation of search terms, and interpreting them, since the unambiguous nature of ontological annotation leads to improved comprehension.

Plantard may have been naive about financial terms and interpreted the word "initié" esoterically, to mean "initiate".

Using a science-process test that we developed, we detected a statistically significant increase in students' ability to propose an experiment appropriate to the goal of investigation, describe data in quantitative terms, and interpret controls.

"I think I've improved in terms of experience and interpreting the situation as you go along in a tournament.

Null model deviations were assessed with goodness-of-fit tests, and interpreted in terms of hypothesized mechanisms of nebkha pattern formation.

The semantic network of these terms will allow deciphering and interpreting novel patterns in understanding disease biology.

This realism governs the correct ways both to use terms and to interpret them.

In the limit formula (1.11), the terms and are interpreted as zero whenever and, respectively.

'Smoking' and 'alcohol' are broad terms and were interpreted differently in the studies, but the way in which the data were collected also varied, for example, by questionnaire or extracting data from medical records.

The objective of this research is to investigate the effects of multiscale heterogeneity, mechanistic and site model conceptualization, and source term density effect on elucidating and interpreting tracer movement in the field.

Results of this research highlight the need to consider compensation/adaptation and recovery when developing and interpreting short-term bioassays or biomarkers or when trying to predict the effects of chemical exposures based on mode of action.