Sentence examples for be interpreted as learning from inspiring English sources

Multivariate empirical analyses herein indicate that (1) security design is a response to expected agency problems, (2) capital gains taxation affects contracts, (3) there are trends in the use of different contracts which can be interpreted as learning, and (4) market conditions affect contracts.

The sensory motor activity of the flies, including sensing odors and electric shock, was indistinguishable from controls at 10 dae (Table S2), indicating that the observed defects can be interpreted as learning and memory defects.

Apart from a placebo effect, this drop in CDR-SOB scores may also be interpreted as learning effect but could result from other study-specific effects (inclusion criteria and concomitant drug effect).

(JR3) The confrontation with deficiencies in knowledge was a powerful drive for the students to study and they thought deficiencies could be interpreted as learning issues to guide their studies.

The ability to solve intra-dimensional problems more quickly has been interpreted as learning of abstract dimensions such as colour or shape rather than particular physical instantiations like red or triangular.

Technically, the service recommendation module can be interpreted as a learning evaluation function that supports the composition module in deciding what action is best in a specific context.

The ratio a i j =q i /y i can be interpreted as individuals' learning potential in a given job, or the inverse of their "readiness" for the job.

Adaptation may be interpreted as perceptual learning that results from exposure to discrepancy.

In particular, the examined immediate and delayed word recall tests can be interpreted as verbal learning experiments.

Visual analysis of the Bland and Altman graphs and interpretation of the mean difference and 95% CI between the two test sessions, showed that the values tended to be lower in test session 2, which may be interpreted as a learning process.

The values of TF20 from test 2 were significantly lower than the values from test 1 (zero is not included in the 95% CI), which may be interpreted as a learning process.