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The parameters of the maximum entropy models can be interpreted as functional social interactions between the animals (similar to the parameters of the corresponding Potts models from physics).
However, these STRING "PPIs" should be interpreted as functional associations, which include a substantial portion of indirect protein interactions, rather than direct physical interactions.
EFA and the CFA identified and respectively confirmed a set of 3 underlying factors in both questionnaires that could be interpreted as functional limitation, pain-discomfort, and psychosocial impacts.
Thus, in general psychophysiological measures may be interpreted as functional mechanism of "mirroring" the emotional condition displayed by the facial stimuli, where "sharing" similar emotional responses allows a direct form of understanding and recognize emotion by a sort of simulation process.
Often, the attractor cycles are interpreted as functional states on physiological time scales or as cellular phenotypes on developmental time-scales [ 7, 8].
Network segments (units) are derived from this induced graph via MCODE, where each such unit is interpreted as functional context (molecular process).
In order to set up the logical model of the curli regulation system, we described the involved components in terms of logical variables whose values were interpreted as functional states of the components, e.g. active vs. inactive states.
The statistical pattern has been interpreted as functionally meaningful: the higher relevance of a motif would be tied to a potentially important functional role.
This might be interpreted as a functional correlate of self-evaluation and reflection of the preceding task or as relocation of cerebral resources representing recovery from high cognitive demands.
These clusters may be interpreted as specific functional modules.
From a biological perspective, the closeness can be interpreted as the functional relevance of one gene upon others, and genes with higher closeness scores are more central to the regulation of other proteins.
