Sentence examples for the key to interpreting from inspiring English sources

Dependence of sequence overrepresentation on DNA uptake is the key to interpreting the results described above.

The key to interpreting the deflections generated by the fly is in separating the contributions of forces and moments applied by the fly at the tip.

The fossil record is to the understanding of the process of evolution what the "Rosetta stone" was to the understanding of hieroglyphics: the key to interpreting the evolution of forms.

Biomarkers of exposure, that is, tissue indices, are the key to interpreting exposure data.

The key to interpret the several factors affecting the crema, seems to be the carbon dioxide content of roasted coffee in addition to CO2 possibly present as bicarbonate ions in the water ingredient.

Always consult the key to interpret different symbols.

Features relating to manuring practice are among those key to interpreting agricultural practices.

The analysis of Excerpt Two has shown that the material elements of the context, e.g. the tray filled with food and the location of the interaction, are key to interpreting what is going on in the beginning of the exchange, the semiotic context, even though those material elements are not, in fact, picked up in the language of the text in any explicit way.

For some readers, Arthur C. Clarke's more straightforward novelization of the script is key to interpreting the film.

The contrast provided a key to interpreting the pattern of spots created by the X-rays and determining the position of the atoms in the molecule.

In this review we first summarize the recent epidemiologic literature on TCE exposure and cancer occurrence and then discuss the issues identified above as key to interpreting the larger body of epidemiologic evidence.