Sentence examples for used to interpret differences from inspiring English sources

The viscoplastic self-consistent model was used to interpret differences in the mechanical behavior of hexagonal close packed magnesium alloys.

Although this nested PCR is able to indicate if SV1 and SV2 are expressed in these tissues, the data can not be used to interpret differences in expression.

This classification was used to interpret differences in the discriminative capacity of the instruments studied.

The ES is used to interpret differences or changes in health related to quality of life following treatment.

To date two broad strategies have been used to interpret differences or changes in HRQoL following treatment: [ 12] distribution based approaches – the effect size (ES); and anchor-based measures – the minimum clinically important difference (MCID).

Qualitative descriptors of effect sizes provided by Rosenthal [ 50] were used to interpret the differences between the 'helpful'/'unhelpful' ratings of the undergraduates and experts (i.e., the difference in the proportion of undergraduates and experts rating each of these options as either 'helpful' or 'unhelpful'unhelpful

MRI data from 28 healthy control subjects were used to interpret the differences in brain structure between migraine and persistent post-traumatic headache.

Each restriction in the model adds 1 df, and this can be used to interpret the difference between the data implied by the model, and the observed data.

Error bars are presented but are unspecified and cannot be used to interpret significance of condition differences for repeated measures designs.

Here, tools dedicated to ion chromatogram extraction, time alignment, signal normalization and statistical analysis were used to interpret label-free relative difference between primary human chondrocyte secretomes and dilutions thereof, analyzed successively by LC-MALDI.

One-way ANOVA or Kruskal Wallis Tests among groups was used to interpret the data for significant differences, the data were expressed as mean ± Standard deviation.