Sentence examples for be interpreted as one from inspiring English sources

Tables (monetary and non-monetary), which provide information, which is on the checklist, should be interpreted as one line equals one sentence and classified accordingly.

For instance, a value of 0.5 for a given health state on a TTO scale can be interpreted as one valuing 2 years in this health state equally as 1 year in perfect health.

The upbeat nature of the squad should not be interpreted as one that lacks a bit of creative tension.

"If 'Nightline' is discontinued it sends a message which I think would be interpreted as one that's very bad for our news department," he said in an interview.

They appeared concerned by the notion that he had left Afghanistan, a move that would be interpreted as one of weakness by the Pashtun, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan.

In the latest trial, a jury will decide whether the remaining nine insurance companies used a document under which the attack could be interpreted as one or two occurrences.

Ice segregation within the rock mass has been interpreted as one of the mechanisms involved in high mountain bedrock degradation.

Restricted by poor seismic resolution, it is common that two segmented growth faults are interpreted as one.

Events were identified by more than three triggers at the same time, and a continuous trigger was interpreted as one event.

The relief in ultrathin sections is interpreted as one of the reasons for the image contrast observed in low-voltage transmission electron microscopy.

The long-term relative fall in sea-level occurred during the uppermost Early Aptian, which subaerially exposed the carbonate platform established during the first HST and resulted in the deposition of the FRWST, is interpreted as one of global significance.