Sentence examples for fully interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The redox mechanism is fully interpreted as a two-step insertion/conversion mechanism, associated with the stabilization of the Fe3+/Fe2+ mixed-valence state prior to the complete decomposition of the inorganic organic interactions within the porous MOF architecture.

Without knowing the levels of each modification in WT plants, the data cannot be fully interpreted as presented because the WT sample is artificially set to one.

Similarly, the meaning of common nouns, such as 'book' or 'soldier', cannot be fully interpreted unless we assume the presence of the whole entity at any time where the existence of that entity is confirmed.

It cannot be fully interpreted because it contains no dates.

Therefore, resulting kinetics can be fully interpreted.

(Model theorists say that such a sentence is fully interpreted).

In this strict sense only fully interpreted sentences are logical truths (or just truths), and theoretical truths that are asserted peculiarly by logic as a science need not be logical truths.

The sentences to which Tarski's theory applies are fully interpreted, and so also are meaningful.

While it was not possible to fully interpret the resulting data as functions of the typically considered primary milling parameters, the derivative parameter space defined by the individual ball impact energy and cumulative transferred energy variables calculated from the Burgio Rojac model provided a satisfactory reference frame.

It is also difficult to fully interpret studies where tissue, as opposed to plasma, concentrations of a drug have been measured (for example: diclofenac, antidepressants, gemfibrozil, oxazapam,).

New approaches for visualizing resultant data are necessary in order to fully interpret results and obtain a broad view of the trends between DNA variation and phenotypes, as well as provide information on specific SNP and phenotype relationships.