Sentence examples for the interpretation of measures from inspiring English sources
This complicates the interpretation of measures of serum NOx concentrations and urine NOx levels, even when one carefully controls NOx ingestion.
The cancellation path (Fig. 7a-b) gives a clear view of a participant's cancellation behavior, e.g., to help with the interpretation of measures of disorganized search.
The fact that synonymous mutations have phenotypic and fitness consequences complicates the interpretation of measures of selection, such as the ratio of substitution rates at synonymous and nonsynonymous sites, d N/d S (Kimura 1977; Goldman and Yang 1994; Muse and Gaut 1994; but see Hirsh et al. 2005).
Representativeness matters considerably in attempts to generalize prevalence estimates of an exposure or a disease, but it is much less of an issue in the interpretation of measures of association in a cohort study, provided the full range of exposures is observed in the population.
Finite-difference time-domain simulation is used to assist the interpretation of measured data.
Therefore, experimental work using micropolar theory as a basis for the design of experimental setups (in order to measure at least some of the many material parameters) and the interpretation of measured data is still very rare".
This paper discusses the advantages and disadvantages of outcome, process-of-care, and economic measures in CAP and the interpretation of these measures in randomised and observational studies.
A number of morphological and physiological indices for measuring condition have been devised, although the interpretation of these measures is often controversial and their validity frequently questioned [ 3].
Comparison of these measures with the results of computational analyses indicates that care must be taken in the interpretation of these measures.
The interpretation of outcome measures is a fourth challenge.
However, the interpretation of the measures will remain limited because the maximum gains from search,, are often unobservable.
