Sentence examples for be interpreted as simply from inspiring English sources

City and Verizon officials said that while the backup system in place for 911 was functioning properly, it failed to pick up the calls because it was designed to catch a technical error, not a human error that would be interpreted as simply a change of instruction.

This could be interpreted as simply another strategy for 'getting things done', where the security of formal collaborations is traded off against the reduced administrative burden or informal arrangements.

While this could be interpreted as simply highlighting a deficiency in the PubChem 2-D similarity metric, in this case, PubChem 3-D similarity complements the PubChem 2-D similarity by allowing such a similarity relationship to be found between these two chemical probes.

At first glance our results support such a view because difficulties to cope efficiently with the platform's reversal could be interpreted as simply being unable to forget the goal's previous position.

The estimates for the dichotomous dummy variables are interpreted as simply the difference on the labour market outcome between a score of one (e.g. being male, having completed year 12, having a university degree) contrasted to a score of zero (e.g. being female, having not completed year 12, not having a university degree).

Nonetheless other members of the team subscribed to a cognitive-based model of pain management [ 23], though this model was one that was not core to their professional identity - and was interpreted as simply involving them in allowing the patient to talk of their chronic pain experience.

She says the color red is significant and, depending on the culture, could be interpreted as prosperity or simply that "there's a hooker behind the door.

Alternatively the lack of a signal peptide can be interpreted as that LpIRI2 simply has evolved a different function than the IRI-like peptides with a conserved signal peptide.

A jolly piece of Indonesian music may be interpreted as "sad" by Westerners simply because it sounds close to being in the traditionally "sad" minor scale.

The S10 transformation approximates a common logarithm transform over the central working range of the assay and thus differences of S10-transformed data values can be interpreted as log ratios or simply "log-fold changes".

Moreover, the coefficients of the averaged variables for the CCE model can be interpreted as nuisance parameters, which are simply incorporated in the model to deal with the issue of cross-sectional dependence.