Sentence examples for interpretation can be made from inspiring English sources

A similar interpretation can be made for the transition probabilities from the unemployed (P10,P11, and P12) and inactive (P20,P21, and P22) states.

Similar interpretation can be made for the Nameri and Chalsa trenches, where the event postdates the ages obtained from the charcoal sample.

A similar interpretation can be made in relation to the big city drivers predictor, where the assumption of driving around a large city allows for a greater chance of getting lost or losing one's orientation (exposure).

The purpose of this is to reduce the multicollinearity among variables and bias in variance estimates so that a more meaningful interpretation can be made (Kreft and de Leeuw 1998).

Compositionality is often viewed as a methodological principle (e.g. Groenendijk and Stokhof 1989;1991, Janssen 1997, Dever 1999), since any model of interpretation can be made compositional if we are sufficiently relaxed about the nature of lexical meanings and/or the syntactic structures over which the compositional theory is defined.

The same interpretation can be made for TSTC versus baseline TST+.

Yet, different interpretations can be made of the validation guidelines as well as for the definitions of the validation criteria.

Depending on the attributes and the methods of discretization, both general and specific interpretations can be made from the ACM classifiers by combining chemical or biological knowledge.

Some easy interpretations can be made for simple examples: constant areas are characterized by λ 1 = λ 2 ≈ 0, straight edges are such that λ 1 ≫ λ 2 ≈ 0, their orientation being that of e 2, corners yield λ 1 ≥ λ 2 ≫ 0. The coherency c of the local image is measured by the ratio c = λ 1 − λ 2 λ 1 + λ 2, large coherency reveals anisotropy in the texture.

Two interpretations can be made.

Consequently, only cautious interpretations can be made.