Sentence examples for completely interpreted from inspiring English sources

For this reason the mass spectrum obtained on direct MBMS sampling of a flame burning GAP could not be completely interpreted.

Nevertheless, the mass spectrum for each peak was still too complex to be completely interpreted, as each peak contained a mixture of multiple components having various sequences and degrees of sulfation.

In our study, the occurrence of sick leave decreased with time, a finding that cannot be completely interpreted as a positive observation, as it was in part explained by patients on sick leave becoming permanently work disabled (Table  6).

The current lack of genetics-based information means that all in-lake kokanee data (juvenile abundance and angler harvest) cannot be completely interpreted to stock-specific values, as ecotypes are morphologically and behaviorally indistinguishable outside the spawning season (Taylor et al. 2000), unlike what has been found in other sockeye populations (Ramstad et al. 2010).

It's very difficult to completely interpret these things; most likely there is probably some convergence of factors".

Therefore, sensitivity is needed to completely interpret time to detection.

Traditionally, development and aging are studied separately, which may not completely interpret the physiological mechanism over the entire lifespan.

Howard said later that as a result of Cave's vocals, "Shivers" was "interpreted completely differently and now the song, to most peoples' minds, is something completely different from what I intended it to be".

Then the theories above have been justified and the whole theory of the polarization-based glare elimination method has been interpreted completely via actual experiments in glare elimination.

Originally, designers made sketches that clay modelers interpreted completely by hand.

Much of the research on the link between obesity and soda, and food stamps and food choices, is like a Rorschach test, interpreted completely differently by each side.