Sentence examples for candidate interpretations from inspiring English sources
In the ITC, the intersection between the schema-congruent representations and the candidate interpretations of the target object results in the reliable selection of a single identity.
In parallel, the upcoming visual information of the target object selected by foveal vision and attention activates information in the PFC that subsequently sensitizes the most likely candidate interpretations of that individual object, irrespective of context31.
Given a ground model M = for a truth language L, the candidate interpretations of T are three-valued interpretations, i.e., functions h : D → { t, f, n }.
For example, Express Analysis automatically includes gene annotation metadata that are likely to provide valuable context for candidate interpretation in most cases, such as their brief description, key biological processes involved, protein functions, subcellular locations, and roles in canonical pathways (Supplementary Figure 3).
A candidate interpretation to this case is that the ESWs are not locally generated by the electron beam observed simultaneously.
Fit, on this conception, is meant to ensure that a candidate interpretation is indeed an interpretation of some object rather than an invention.
Others close to Trump said a variety of factors was on the president's radar beyond the candidates' interpretation of the law, such as their educational profiles, personal backgrounds and rapport with him in interviews — leaving most Trump allies wary of making predictions.
Lawyers for the Media Fund have said they believe that it complies with the law because it does not expressly advocate the defeat or election of a candidate, an interpretation with which Republican lawyers disagree.
A common first instinct was to treat the episode as a ploy, a calculated effort to "humanize" the candidate — an interpretation that depended heavily on its having been somehow staged or faked.
These findings illustrate the importance of population-based reference cohorts for the interpretation of candidate pathogenic variants, even for analyses of complex diseases and de novo variation.
