Sentence examples for be interpreted as relevant from inspiring English sources
Changes should exceed this MDC or MIC cut-off to be interpreted as relevant [30].
Indeed, in our architecture, several noise sources create signal variations that can be interpreted as relevant motion.
To ensure that the selected test content could be interpreted as relevant, preliminary studies were realized by using document analysis (including curricula, teaching materials, and regulations), interviews with experts, and workplace observations (see Winther et al. 2016b).
Does this source contain any data that could be interpreted as relevant context, mechanism or outcome for programme theory development?
Therefore, despite a high level of statistical heterogeneity in some analyses, we are of the opinion that the observed effect can still be interpreted as relevant.
To assess relevance, the full text of sources included in the systematic review will be read and the following questions asked of the source: 41 Does this source contain any data that could be interpreted as relevant context, mechanism or outcome for programme theory development?
Within the social behavioral domain, which is most relevant to the symptomatology of autism, the first study to examine behaviors in Nrxn1α KO mice found impaired nest building ability (Etherton et al., 2009), which was interpreted as relevant to social and/or parental behaviors.
Most of these measured changes can be interpreted as clinically relevant outcomes with medium-to-large effect sizes.
We could show that the proposed distance (which will be introduced in detail in Section "Prototype Filters") clearly groups corresponding spatial filters into clusters, and the clusters themselves could be interpreted as physiologically relevant groups of filters.
Thus, the present results should be interpreted as being relevant to relatively healthy, active populations.
