Sentence examples for deeply interpreted from inspiring English sources

By applying different analyses, the outcomes can be more deeply interpreted and additional strategic insights may be achieved.

Moreover, based on the gene pairs identified by the SIG method, we can not only deeply interpret some previously unknown interactions between a pair of genes, but also infer several gene interaction networks involved in the mechanisms of prostate cancer progression.

However, these relations should be interpreted deeply.

Blitzstein and Clooney aren't an obvious pairing -- the acerbic composer of Kurt Weillian songs of social significance and the warm-voiced bombshell who hit the top of the charts with "Mambo Italiano" -- but she nails his most deeply felt ballad, interpreting it with the direct, unmannered sincerity that was her trademark.

Additionally, in order to deeply analyze and interpret the results shown in Fig. 13, the effects of various single pulse width and temperature on the characteristics of the designed PCM-based synapse are also evaluated, giving rise to Fig. 14.

While A.E.D.P.A. was "misconceived at its inception," Reinhardt writes, the "deeply conservative" Supreme Court has "repeatedly interpreted it in the most inflexible and unyielding manner possible" so that "constitutional rulings by state courts" are "nearly unreviewable by the federal judiciary".

The 'smooth' magnetic signature is interpreted to reflect deeply buried source bodies in the mid- to lower crust.

Evangelion has been interpreted as a deeply personal expression of Hideaki Anno's own emotional struggles.

He drew attention to its premaxillary teeth and deeply inset toothline which he interpreted as supporting the presence of muscular cheeks.

He is usually interpreted as being a deeply malignant racist, but what if both the main characters are black?

The proceedings could have been interpreted as darkly humorous or deeply depressing.