Sentence examples for the practical interpretation from inspiring English sources

Because the probability of patient responses in clinical trial is often not small, the odds ratio (OR), of which the practical interpretation is not easily understood, cannot approximate RR well.

The practical interpretation of this property is highlighted in the example given in Section 2.2.

Although the measuring procedure of shear-wave splitting is straightforward, the practical interpretation of measurements can be quite challenging.

The interpretation of a LCA relies on both the statistical indices and the practical interpretation of the classes.

The practical interpretation is that tubular differentiation in the neoplasm observed in at least 60% of microscopical fields in the tumour area indicates favourable prognosis of disease.

Provided the PH assumption holds, the Cox regression HR estimated from left-truncated data should be an unbiased estimate of the true HR; however, inclusion of a time-dependent covariate will change the practical interpretation of the HRs (Klein and Moeschberger, 2003).

The resolution gives the detailed practical interpretation of the principles and instructions for judges and specialists.

Therefore, the actual practical interpretation of the confidence interval estimates is the same.

For sensitivity to sound at screening, stratification can be based on response levels in the anchor question, by directly comparing them to the overall score on the questionnaire, providing a practical interpretation of the scores that reflects the patients' opinions.

Throughout the work, the mathematical expressions are expanded in order to get a practical interpretation of the estimators and the resulting data structures.

The constant has no simple practical interpretation but is generally retained in the model irrespective of its significance.