Sentence examples for use and presentation of from inspiring English sources

The differences of information at the different scales illustrate problems that are also relevant for use and presentation of geomorphological data in a GIS and three examples of scale problems in relation to GIS data handling are outlined.

However, there has been no published review of the use and presentation of survival analyses.

The remaining concepts to be addressed are the ease of use and presentation of information of the DSS.

Through the concentrated effort of biocurators and software developers, RGD has executed a dramatic improvement in the use and presentation of ontologies.

"To understand God's thoughts we must study statistics, for these are the measure of His purpose". Florence Nightingale (nurse and pioneer in the use and presentation of statistics, 1820 1910).

Our subjective judgement was that Latent Gold offered the best balance of sensitivity to subgroups, ease of use and presentation of results with these datasets but we recognise that different clustering methods may suit other types of data and clinical research questions.

The non-systematic use of the economic evaluation terms by some papers led to assigning the type of study after carefully reading the article, paying special attention to the costs, effectiveness measures used and presentation of the research results (e.g., cost per life year gained or cost per quality-adjusted life year).

The reason for the intended omission of this molecule throughout the article was due to complications in obtaining the license for both the use of and presentation of research involving this molecule, and its presence within Fig. 7 was unintentional.

This subgroup needed to be presented along with explicitly reported EMR use, making interpretation and presentation of the results challenging.

Figure 3 depicts the numbers of CE-MRA studies, with the timing of the FDA warning regarding the use of GBCAs and presentation of initial results from the ASTRAL trial highlighted (see later discussion).

The obvious differences in background characteristics such as wealth and educational attainment gave opportunity for those involved to articulate their feelings about their different life experiences.[ 29] In addition to the effect of an interpreter on the research process it is important to make explicit decisions about the use of translations and presentation of findings.