Sentence examples for and to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

In this study we show that the model put forward by Bugenhagen et al. [2] can be simplified without loss of its ability to predict measured data and to be interpreted physiologically.

We are currently working on a system that allows pharmacogenomic data to be captured in two-dimensional barcodes and to be interpreted with mobile devices [ 39].

Although the pair of basis material projection data (sinogram) essentially contain all useful information about the material being imaged, they are difficult to understand and to be interpreted by physicians.

Crawford explained how Major League Baseball wants balls and strikes to be interpreted, and pupils like Roger Clemens, David Justice and Glenallen Hill asked questions.

The Code is voluntary and is to be interpreted and applied in conformity with international law, the provisions of which form an integral part of the Code.

Parts of this standard are slightly unclear and had to be interpreted as more and more scans were made.

Black-box techniques are easier to generalize and suitable to discover unsuspected relationships but they are cryptic and difficult to be interpreted for most teachers.

"A fact is always embedded in a theory and has to be interpreted," he once said.

This is an extraordinary figure and apt to be interpreted in different ways.

specify a pre-authentication attribute and value to be interpreted by pre-authentication modules.

Nevertheless, the drug-induced changes in the EEG in non-REM sleep were subtle and need to be interpreted with caution.