Sentence examples for be interpreted as true from inspiring English sources

Could his utterance somehow be interpreted as true, or is it totally without truth value?

Further, through clustering of sequences (Cd-hit; [18]), we prevent mismatch (substitution) errors that would otherwise be interpreted as true diversity [19].

The qPCR data are mainly presented for detection purpose and cannot be interpreted as true expression level.

If shown to be invariant, reported differences in levels of depressive symptoms across these characteristics can be interpreted as true differences rather than measurement artifact [ 35].

For example strength increases of more than 8% across groups could be interpreted as true change when measured in the supine position; in contrast group increases of 31% and 34% would be required to be interpreted as true change when measured in the prone and standing positions, respectively.

Serial BMD changes that meet or exceed the LSC are considered significant changes (gains or losses), whereas BMD changes that are less than the LSC or that come from entirely different DXA machines cannot be interpreted as true BMD changes.

The ALU has circuits that add, subtract, multiply, and divide two arithmetic values, as well as circuits for logic operations such as AND and OR (where a 1 is interpreted as true and a 0 as false, so that, for instance, 1 AND 0 = 0; see Boolean algebra).

Using the Boolean type conversion rules, non-zero values are interpreted as true and zero as false, as in Perl and C++.

This effect was interpreted as "true" toxicity of graphene oxide against the E. coli K12 TG1 lac::lux biosensor.

This discordance is not easily explained by poor specificity of TST since reactions exceeding 15 mm have been interpreted as true tuberculosis infection [ 15- 17].

Note that the Shigella results for the E. coli dataset are interpreted as true positive results, as the top three 16S hits in panel (C) are >99.8% identical, as measured by pairwise BLASTN.