Sentence examples for be simply interpreted from inspiring English sources

If so, this reddening may be simply interpreted as a result of the cooling of grains (a similar interpretation is given by Phillips and Marquez-Lugo, 2011, who analysed a much larger sample of planetary nebulae observed by AKARI).

Such boundary conditions are mathematically sound but cannot be simply interpreted from the physical construction of the problem intuitively.

The DST spectrum separates naturally into soliton and radiation components and may be simply interpreted in terms of the large-time asymptotic state of the infinite-line KdV equation.

Determined free energies of transfer are positive for all solvents studied, which may be simply interpreted assuming that copper II)ion interacts more strongly with water molecules than with alcohol molecules, without reference to any special structural properties of these solvents.

Such a relationship can be simply interpreted by a hysteretic loop, as shown in Fig. 10.

As such, X x,y,Q z ) can be simply interpreted as a spatially resolved XRD, with an XRD intensity I(Q z ) associated with each sample position (x,y).

Our approach helps overcome the sample selection problem that arises if takeover premia are simply interpreted as average bidder valuations.

However, all the deep SPDZs in the Paleogene sandstones in the Dongying Depression are simply interpreted as having formed from deep burial mineral dissolution (Yuan and Wang 2001; Zhu et al. 2007).

It is clear intuitively how we can explain type theory in set theory: a type is simply interpreted as a set, and function types A → B can be explained using the set theoretic notion of function (as a functional relation, i.e. a set of pairs of elements).

An infinite estimate is simply interpreted as a large population [ 43].

Strengths of CART methodology include its ability to process large numbers of predictor variables simultaneously, even with considerable interaction amongst variables [ 28], and the final model is simply interpreted as a set of binary decision rules that together comprise a decision tree and can be implemented intuitively and simply in the clinical setting.