Sentence examples for to clearly interpret from inspiring English sources

This lack of understanding limits the ability to clearly interpret some aspects of the measurements from these radars.

In order to clearly interpret the polymer chain mobility and the discharging behavior with film thickness decreasing, a schematic illustration is proposed as shown in Fig. 6.

The network model captures most of the qualitative features for both single- and two-phase propagators thus giving us the capability to clearly interpret the respective flowing and non-flowing fractions of the oil (non-wetting) and water (wetting) phases in two-phase experiments.

We were unable to clearly interpret questionnaire data on closing doors in a way that could be used to characterize ventilation.

The basis of the anisomycin arrest is partly but not fully understood (Hansen et al., 2003; Blaha et al., 2008), and so it is difficult to clearly interpret these results (but see 'Discussion').

In order to clearly interpret the nucleotide composition trends as those to have resulted from replication, we rely solely on A → G deamination gradient analyses to infer single-strandedness of the genome during replication.

Since this variable has been shown to mediate utilization of mental health services after the disaster it should be included in further research to be able to more clearly interpret the effect of Internet-based screenings on seeking mental health services after the disaster.

Tsp4b could play roles in both events - development of MTJ and strengthening/maintenance of attachment - but the data presented need to be clearly interpreted.

We acknowledge that we can therefore not clearly interpret the effects described here, with respect to the nature of either one of these disorders or the interaction of the two.

Graph this information and in one or two paragraphs, clearly interpret your findings.

"They capture the behavior of large animals at one moment in time from millions of years ago and which we can clearly interpret in the context of well-known modern animal behavior".