Sentence examples for a typical interpretation of from inspiring English sources

This is a typical interpretation of resistivity structures obtained for shallow hydrothermal systems (e.g., Ogawa et al. [1998]; Nurhasan et al. [2006]; Komori et al. [2013a]).

A typical interpretation of these results is that auditory training alters the physiological representation of the cue being trained and that these physiological changes reflect learning-related plastic changes in the human central auditory system (for a review, see [2]).

Our results allow identifying the effects of (i) the presence of a skin zone around the well, (ii) the contrast of hydraulic conductivities of the aquifer facies and the gravel pack, and (iii) the dynamics of the flow regime on the ability to characterize the local aquifer conductivities of a stratified system through the typical interpretation of downhole flowmeter tests.

According to the typical interpretation of the score, a score of ≤0.05 classifies an nsSNP as 'damaging' and a score of >0.05 corresponds to 'tolerant'tolerant

The typical interpretation of what is meant by an "extra" toe is that the bird exhibits the anisodactyl condition: the hallux points posteriorly, while digits II IV point anteriorly (Fig. 7a).

Since synonymous substitutions can generally be assumed to be of little adaptive significance compared to non-synonymous substitutions, the typical interpretation of ω values is of an inverse relationship with the strength of purifying selection, so that lower ω values indicate stronger purifying selection.

"My goal was to shun the typical interpretation of the popular retail concept," Birardi said.

The typical interpretation of the Biblical story of David and Goliath assumes that only a miracle could explain how the shepherd boy beat the giant.

E.g., in the 4D study, the typical interpretation of the latent times would be that T(1) is the time until death from cardiac causes, stroke or non-fatal myocardial infarction, while T(2) is the time until death from other causes.

The Superman in "Earth One" is younger and uses his powers more violently than typical interpretations of the hero, but I can't quite lose myself in the reading experience.

Mr. Kuz uses Woody Allen's films as an example of the typical Western interpretation of Dostoyevsky's work: existence is hopeless and nihilistic.