Sentence examples for implied interpretation from inspiring English sources

By discovering the implied interpretation of nature and assessing the energy consumption of vernacular houses, this research establishes certain advantages of vernacular building in light of a modern environmentally aware evaluation.

The key question is whether individual neurons are tending to different rates over long time scales (the implied interpretation) or are moving randomly up and down over shorter time scales (could even be hours) such that repeated sampling finds them in different states.

With overall survival as the primary outcome measure, the plots of the martingale residuals versus HER1 HER4 FISH implied the interpretation of HER1, HER3 and HER4 as continuous variables rather than dichotomising the data on the basis of a cut-off point.

Although, according to the latter reading, formal predication is not a kind of predication by essence, this reading nevertheless implies an interpretation of the 'is' of predication in terms of identity and, therefore, a new definition of the pair of antonymous notions of identity and difference (or distinction).

Versions A and B implied opposite interpretations of the test according to the underlying approach to inference, either statistical test or likelihood ratio.

Indeed, if one examines the two passages of the Habakkuk Commentary upon which M. Dupont-Sommer mainly bases his theory that the Teacher of Righteousness was martyred—I have given them, in the section above, in Dupont-Sommer's own translation one finds that they do not necessarily imply this interpretation.

Although we used the random effects model of meta-analysis to derive an overall incidence rate, the large degree of heterogeneity identified implies that interpretation should be with caution.

Our results would also imply that interpretation of metabolic studies in which AR-C122982 has been used to discriminate between MCT1- and MCT2-mediated lactate transport [ 49] may not be straightforward.

This dependency implies that interpretation of changes to the receptor presentation in vivo studies would benefit from a consideration of the tracer's agonistic properties in addition to its subtype selectivity.

This conclusion is implied by the interpretation of the law of bone adaptation also used by Lerch et al. [6] for their calculations.

GDL, VP, JS and FP were implied in the interpretation of data as well as in drafting the manuscript; CDL and MSe gave critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content.