Sentence examples for varieties to interpret from inspiring English sources

In this work we study grapevine genetic structure in a large sample of cultivated varieties, to interpret the wide diversity at morphological and molecular levels and link it to cultivars utilization, putative geographic origin and historical events.

There are a variety of ways to interpret the findings, says neuroscientist Gregory Berns of Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, one of the more politically incorrect being that women are more easily entertained than men.

The strengths of this study include the use of a variety of analytical approaches to interpret the microarray data.

Quantified interpreted systems may be used to interpret a variety of first-order modal epistemic languages with global and local terms, quantifiers, and individual and distributed knowledge operators for the agents in the system.

Still, Martin's MIDAS program was able to interpret a variety of metaphors in the context of a language-based Unix adviser, relying on knowledge about the domain and about metaphorical mapping, hand-coded in the KODIAK knowledge representation language.

Solutions to the damped wave diffusion and relaxation equation in one dimension can be used to interpret a variety of biological phenomena including developmental biology, drug design, and neuroscience.

Given the variety of stakeholders that need to interpret these models, and considering the pivotal function that models play within organizations, understandability becomes a fundamental quality that need to be taken into particular account by modelers.

The applicants themselves might be prone to interpret a variety of their problems as being a result of gender incongruence, even if the problems actually were independent of gender identity issues or even predisposing to gender incongruence.

Although there has been some promising work in this regard, progress has been hampered by an absence of a unified theoretical framework regarding function, unconfirmed assumptions inherent in many experimental designs, and a misguided predilection for researchers to interpret results from a variety of vertebrate models in the context of human psychophysics.

Second, studies use a variety of outcome measures and analytical methods to interpret observed associations.

In the course of the "Rotterdam study", the prevalence of active epilepsy was found to be 0.7% in the age-range 55-64 and 1.2% in the age-range 85-94 [ 3] As concerns the clinical and semiologic aspects, seizures of the elderly are more difficult to interpret correctly for a variety of reasons, as opposed to those of the child or young adult which are more easily recognized.