Sentence examples for interpret as a competition from inspiring English sources
This selection is difficult to interpret as a competition between the perfect and less perfect entities.
The results can be interpreted as a competition of radical and anionic processes.
The effective stress evolution can be interpreted as a competition process between the increase of mobile dislocation density and dislocation interactions and an annihilation process.
As the C-domain did not bind heparin (see above), these results could not be interpreted as a competition between heparin and laminin for the same binding site on RPSA- 225 295).
In line with previous studies that adopted a dual-task paradigm to the IGT [ 42- 45], this result was interpreted as arising from competition for central cognitive resources, such as working memory.
Previously, the attenuating effect of RAD51 on SSA, such as its effect on T2 was interpreted as reflecting a competition between separate apparatus for strand invasion-dependent and -independent events (Table 1 and Figure 2)[17], [25], [25].
The hardness maximum is interpreted as a result of competition between an increase in intercluster/intercage bonding and local instability for graphitic-like ordering.
Such phylogenetic over-dispersion observed in relatively mild abiotic environmental conditions was often interpreted as a consequence of competition in previous studies (Kembel and Hubbell 2006; Spasojevic and Suding 2012).
Relevant markets change, as we mentioned - and this cooperation could in no way be interpreted as an anti-competitive deal, but as a way to allow actual journalistic competition in a changed business environment.
These results are interpreted as a subtle consequence of the competition between enthalpic polymer particle interactions and the chain packing frustration imposed by the particulate inclusion.
The fresco has also been interpreted as a product of internal political competition between the Albizzi and Medici factions in Renaissance Florence, due to the latter's modification of the work's symbolism and iconography during its recommissioning.
