Sentence examples for interpretation indicates from inspiring English sources
Our interpretation indicates that polyacryamide adsorption on silica NPs varies the number of available surface adsorption sites, thus controlling adsorption capacity and interfacial mobility.
Mapping based on soil survey interpretation indicates that the loess occurs above an escarpment marking the eastern end of the sandy loess-free region.
Ref. 25 points to a generalized increase of pressures and temperatures while the other interpretation indicates the progressive depressurization of the system67, a process that would be still ongoing.
Combined potential field and seismic interpretation indicates that the Thomson Orogen is characterized by prominent regional NE- and NW-trending structural grain defined by long wavelength and low amplitude geophysical anomalies.
Annual interpretation indicates most losses tack place by actual evapotranspiration in study area (Fig. 5).
The epidemiological interpretation indicates that the disease may keep persistent in the population.
Experimental investigations and kinetic interpretation indicate the presence of several peroxidic species during the oxidation of n-dodecane.
The available clinical data further support this interpretation indicating that an increased sympathetic and a decreased vagal tone may represent a consistent risk factor for cardiovascular diseases.
Results of seismic interpretation indicate that deposition was largely controlled by prominent planar normal faults, which divide the basin into a series of north-south trending half-grabens and minor grabens.
The obtained experimental results and their interpretation indicate that the introduced DSlope325 375 and DLnA35 parameters are predictive of and can be used to quantify in situ metal ions interactions with DOMs.
Instead, in Part IV, the plurality essentially makes the case that the statute's language, purpose, and legislative history, as well as the consequences of a different interpretation, indicate that Congress did not intend "requirement" to include state common law claims at all.
