Sentence examples for be interpreted as progress from inspiring English sources

In this line, results may be interpreted as progress for SOFA-related systems (cardiovascular, cerebral, renal, respiratory, and hepatic systems).

According to Schellekens [27], p.540, given two complexity functions f and g, the numerical value (d_{mathcal{C}}(f,g)) (the complexity distance from f to g) can be interpreted as the relative progress made in lowering the complexity by replacing any program P with complexity function f by any program Q with complexity function g.

Moreover, given two functions f, g ∈ C, the numerical value d C ( f, g ) (the complexity distance from f to g) can be interpreted as the relative progress made in lowering the complexity by replacing any program P with a complexity function f by any program Q with a complexity function g.

This trend towards urbanization should not be interpreted as a sign of economic progress, as it was in the West.

Amidst that girth, even real progress can be interpreted as more of the same.

He may be interpreted as making a moral case for black progress and civilization precisely as a moral offset to the moral harm that has plagued blacks.

Although quantitative increase is not necessarily a proof of scientific progress, but can be interpreted as a constraint in modern research funding policies as institutes with higher publication numbers in more impact-factor journals and more prolific authors will be funded more probably [44], [45].

The progressing depolymerization of F-actin, visible in fluorescence images, may be interpreted as a destabilization of cytoskeleton.

"Could this be interpreted as hedging?

'Jogen tasha' must be interpreted as 'Idiot!

A refusal might be interpreted as racism.