Sentence examples for be interpreted as typical from inspiring English sources

Sedimentary structures of the main channel include parallel beddings, graded beddings, as well as erosional basal surfaces, which could be interpreted as typical turbidites.

It "mimics" sometimes a form of migraine either accompanied or not by autonomic symptoms, sometimes a form of tension-type headache; on other occasions, it exhibits characteristics that can hardly be interpreted as typical of primary headache.

The principal components can then be interpreted as "typical spot patterns" or "eigengels".

First, it is analyzed how the unconstrained GPC algorithm with implicit disturbance compensation can be interpreted as a typical feedback plus feedforward control scheme, where the main feature is that the feedforward action includes future estimations of the measurable disturbances.

The evolutions depicted in Figure 1 can be interpreted as the typical or average evolutions that would take place if a plant goes through all stages of the life-cycle.

This may be interpreted as a typical homeostatic response, confirmed by the HORMONOMETER results, which indicated a general unspecific correlation between auxin target expression and the typical auxin-related transcriptional response.

Note that the mean of the truncated distribution N (m, d 2 ) +, which is a function of m, d, and the truncation points, can be interpreted as the "typical" deviation of the specific marker effects u j k from u k.

Responding to Mises's critique that Weber's ideal-types are too historically specific, Schutz suggested that the later Weber's ideal types in Economy and Society attain a generality comparable to that of Mises' own economic theory, which itself could be interpreted as presenting ideal-typical descriptions of the behavior of economic agents.

When modeling explicitly the source of heterogeneity in the logistic regression with random effects, the fixed regression parameters should be interpreted as effects of covariates on a typical subject in the study [ 30, 44].

A typical pattern of isolation-by-distance could not be detected and the data could rather be interpreted as results of random genetic drift.

"Could this be interpreted as hedging?