Sentence examples for interpret to reflect from inspiring English sources

Our river analysis reveals spatial variations in channel steepness, which we interpret to reflect the rock uplift pattern.

We observe a pronounced asymmetry in glacial ELA, area, debris cover, and headwall relief that we interpret to reflect both structural and climatic control: glaciers on the downwind (eastern) side of the range are larger, more debris covered, have steeper headwalls, and tend to erode headward, truncating the smaller glaciers of the upwind, fault-controlled side of the range.

Furthermore, using electric cell-substrate impedance sensing (Giaever and Keese, 1984), we depicted an increased impedance noise caused by late PGCs, which we interpret to reflect increased cellular dynamics (Schneider and Janshoff, 2012).

This induction was visible only at early times after Torin1 treatment and was reverted as soon as after 24 h, which we interpret to reflect the need of mTOR activity in the full induction of senescence.

The different electrical resistivities of rock formations cause anomalies that, when mapped, are interpreted to reflect underground geologic features.

Extell, in turn, is arguing that the error was insignificant, what lawyers call a "scrivener's error," which should be interpreted to reflect the plain meaning of the state regulations.

Given his longstanding distaste for the designs of the golf architect Rees Jones — who drew up the bunker-laden, water-logged 18 holes here — Mickelson's swipe was widely interpreted to reflect his own feelings toward the course.

Measurements are made on a precise grid over a large area, and the results are mapped and interpreted to reflect the presence of potential oil- or gas-bearing formations.

The first term on the right side of Eq. (5) is interpreted to reflect the fabrication effects; the second term is interpreted to reflect the final demand effects.

This structural pattern is interpreted to reflect the architecture of the pre-Andean basement.

Obliquity-scale stratigraphic variations are interpreted to reflect changes in the relative sea level.