Sentence examples for be interpreted as low from inspiring English sources
This finding may be interpreted as low performance group members' perceived self-efficacy, mathematics achievement and verbal memories have a matching tendency.
Acemoglu et al. ([2006]) show that interlocking relations among existing low-skilled managers (which can be interpreted as low productivity industries), capitalists (which can be interpreted as owners of the firms or financial sectors), and government might bring about the delay of changes in the industrial structure.
Scores should therefore not be interpreted as low or be compared with other populations.
Still, HIV incidence remains considerable in such settings of high HIV prevalence, and the limited epidemic potential should not be interpreted as low priority for prevention interventions.
Values of the I-statistic of 25, 50, and 75% can be interpreted as low, moderate, and high heterogeneity, respectively [ 17].
The society was careful to note that absence of high-risk features should not be interpreted as low risk without further investigation [ 23].
The BAI also consists of 21 questions, each with a score between 0 and 3. Scores between 0 and 21 are interpreted as low anxiety, scores between 22 and 35 are consistent with moderate anxiety, and scores greater than or equal to 36 are interpreted as evidence of severe anxiety.
In general, such an extremely low resistivity is interpreted as low permeability clay due to hydrothermal alteration (e.g., Ogawa et al., 1998; Revil et al., 2002); it is believed that low permeability clay behaves as a sealing zone, and that high temperature fluids are maintained and circulate within the relatively high resistivity region (e.g., Bjornsson et al., 1986; Ussher et al., 2000).
An ICP SDM in (0, 0.33) is interpreted as low growth.
An EAA of < 0.40 units was interpreted as "low", 0.41 to 0.59 units as "intermediate", and ≥0.60 units as "high".
