The phrase "above interpreted" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been explained or clarified earlier in the text, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The results of the experiment, as above interpreted, suggest a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "as previously explained" or "as discussed above".
Elastic softening as the transition is approached from above is interpreted in terms of coupling between acoustic modes and dynamic local ordering of the azetidium groups.
This difference is apparent comparing the interpretation of RS values to TM-score, which has clear statistical and structural interpretation; TM-score of 0.5 and above is typically interpreted as a good prediction and the two compared proteins share the same fold46.
The vibratory characteristics under the above circumstances are interpreted from the point of view of initial stresses developed due to thermal loading.
This construction has been analyzed as having a silent pronoun after the word with, so that sentence (1), above, is really interpreted as Do you want to come with us? 4) a.
In the above equation, S interpreted as the amount of subsidy can be refunded to those collaborating on tree-planting plus the costs of public utilities.
end{aligned} (2.38) In the case when (p=infty ), the above estimate is interpreted as begin{aligned} max _{k: v_{k,j}in I} |tau _j h,f,v_{k,j})|=mathcal{O}(2^{-jgamma }).
All in all, the above must be interpreted as meaning that the ban has a deterrent effect on prospective purchasers of sexual services.
On the one hand, the results presented above could be interpreted as revealing a worrying level of inconsistency in what is generally supposed to be accurate data.
Scores equal to, or above, ten are interpreted as hypersomnolence [ 15].
These findings raise a public health concern but, given the limitations discussed above, should be interpreted with caution, and additional research is warranted.
