Sentence examples for activity has been interpreted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "not its primary activity" has been interpreted by campaign finance lawyers to mean that a 501(c)(4) organization can spend no more that 49.9% of its money on political activity, according to Krumholz.
The right to have outdoor sexual activity has been interpreted as being enshrined in article eight of the Human Rights Act (right to respect for private and family life), as long as those activities are not liable to breach the rights of others.
The monotonic pH-dependent decrease of the activity has been interpreted as the sole effect of hydroxyl ion inhibition [ 24].
In the visual cortex contextual influences on neuronal activity have been interpreted as the neural substrate of figure-ground perception [1].
While dACC activity following errors is thought to reflect either conflict or error detection (for review see: Ullsperger and von Cramon, 2004), rACC activity following errors has been interpreted as appraisal of the affective or motivational salience of errors (van Veen and Carter, 2002; Luu et al., 2003; Taylor et al., 2006).
Neuronal ramping activity preceding a decision has been interpreted in terms of drift diffusion, but existing models fail to capture how emphasizing speed over accuracy may increase the peak firing rates at the moment of decision [ 43].
The activity of certain parietal neurons has been interpreted as encoding affordances (directly perceivable opportunities) for grasping.
The decline in activity of a commercial, supported catalyst has been interpreted using a model of zeolitic micropores uniformly distributed within a network of macropores representing the silica/alumina support.
In gastric physiology, another sex-related observation is that females have lower gastric alcoholic dehydrogenase activity (Frezza et al. 1990); this has been interpreted as being responsible for the different response to alcohol of women compared to men (Frezza et al. 1990).
This factor has been interpreted as 'general locomotor activity' on the wheel.
This is especially characteristic of adults and has been interpreted as evidence for compensatory activity [Dibbets et al., 2009].
