Sentence examples for useful interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Individually, each principal curvature does not provide a useful interpretation of local surface shape68, as can be seen in Supplementary Fig. 1.

Most useful interpretation of what is going on is undertaken far from the location of the quake itself, where the seismographic record is clearer and less jumbled by the very strong shaking of the ground close to the epicentre.

I just think a press release is a guide to what's in the paper (and can offer a very useful interpretation of difficult stuff) but it's way short of the real thing.

This paper provides a useful interpretation of hydrogen adsorption data according to the porosity of the materials and to the adsorption conditions, using the fundamentals of adsorption.

This result is viewed as implying that the ionospheric material located at the sides of the plasma channels, which provide a useful interpretation of the ionospheric holes, is strongly eroded by the solar wind that flows within the channels.

There is a useful interpretation of barcodes in terms of births and deaths of generators.

By means of careful parametrization, such classical force fields can be used to provide useful interpretations of experimental findings and predictions of certain properties.

As well as the mark schemes, there are often published examiners' reports, which will provide information about common misconceptions and useful interpretations of the curriculum.

It provides a compact guide to models of the effects of trade policy in imperfectly competitive markets, as well as an up-to-date survey of existing knowledge, which is extended by the authors' useful interpretations of the results.

There are currently a number of models, frameworks and methodologies for serious games analysis and design that provide useful interpretations of the possibilities and limitations offered by serious games.

Using data collected from an ongoing collaborative archaeological research project with the Cuban Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, we evaluate whether it is possible to make useful interpretations of human response to past changes in sea-level, precipitation and hurricane activity.