Sentence examples for be interpreted as corresponding from inspiring English sources

These particles may be interpreted as corresponding to the interpolation points from which properties of the fluid can be determined.

Rejection of the null hypothesis in this test will allow us to infer that there are at least two modes in the distribution, and that these two modes can be interpreted as corresponding to party and date hubs.

However, these do not form well-supported, divergent lineages that can be interpreted as corresponding to different loci.

The blocks of non-zero elements can be interpreted as corresponding to the various non-connected DGFRs of the model.

It is evident that the positions of the diamonds are consistent with the data; much of the scatter in the data can as a consequence be interpreted as corresponding to different degrees of drying.

This knowledge structure contains several generic terms such as 'syndrome' and 'dysplastic', but also contains terms that could be interpreted as corresponding to the a priori concepts, such as 'consumption [but without reduced excretion]'.

The Indian Buddhist account of reflexive awareness has also been interpreted as corresponding to certain positions in Western philosophy.

Layers 8, 9, 10 and 12 produced lanceolate or leaf-shaped projectile points which have been interpreted as corresponding to Angostura-style points.

However, when the count is interpreted as corresponding to the position of a Pol II on the gene, it is implausible that the count (Pol II location) is retained from one round of activation to the next.

This was interpreted as corresponding to feeling sickly/unwell/indisposed.

Therefore, the two clusters were interpreted as corresponding to B. officinalis and B. crispa, respectively.