Sentence examples for the interpretation required from inspiring English sources
Variations on these methods that include a linear regression model dependent on deposit thickness measurements (Burden et al. 2013) have been introduced to move away from the interpretation required in the production of isopach maps inherent to the previous methods.
This soil information is commonly undervalued and underused, because it is usually not in a user-friendly format that non-soil specialists who generally make land management decisions can readily apply, nor are soil specialists always immediately available to conduct the interpretation required.
A common view is that perception begins with input to sensory cortex, and then continues with processing in visual association cortex to achieve the interpretation required for full perception.
However, some participants reported the genotyping result in the absence of any interpretation and many obscured the interpretation required for clinical care.
I think that the interpretation requires major caution.
Just the interpretation requires some experience in neuronal cytoarchitecture [ 47].
Whatever approach is taken, the interpretation requires knowledge of the number of tests done.
Detailed major concerns: 1) A great deal of this paper involves the analysis and dissection of bidirectional transport, and it seems to me that the interpretation requires an understanding of the principle mechanism of bidirectional motion.
The interpretations require two parts: (1) the Tsunoda model (Tsunoda 2008) and (2) the new interpretation, which is an explanation of how scintillation might be produced very close to the dip equator.
This is partly due to the manual interpretation required by the investigator and also the number of metabolites currently characterized in metabolite databases.
Whilst this method can identify patterns of disease, and potentially separate cases from non-diseased controls, the complexity of the clinical interpretation required means it is difficult to relate these findings to traditional studies using routine biochemical measures.
