Sentence examples for interpretation low from inspiring English sources
Consistent with this interpretation, low spatial frequency suppression was much stronger for luminance than chromatic gratings as the spatial resolution was also higher for luminance gratings.
In addition, hysteresis may enhance intraocular pressure (IOP) interpretation: low corneal hysteresis is associated with a larger magnitude of IOP reduction following various glaucoma therapies.
Therefore, the most desirable task for ease of interpretation, low experimenter time demands, and hence widespread uptake is a rapidly trained and automated go/go task.
According to this interpretation, low-fertility families prefer to spend more on a single child than investing in additional children.
Finally, a judgment of the total quality of the respective case reports was made, based on the following interpretations: low quality when the total score was 0 11, lower medium quality when the total score was 12 22, upper medium quality when the total score was 23 33, and high quality when the total score was 34 44.
Other companies are using a more liberal, low-key interpretation of low technology that focusses on nature.
Disentangling present from previous genetic structure and biological interpretation of low differentiation is, however, challenging (below), and results should therefore be interpreted with caution.
Mercifully, we are spared Kylie's interpretation of Low's Just Like Christmas featuring Angela Merkel; instead it abruptly moves on to new material.
Interpretation of low power MAC unit (Multiplier Accumulator) is pivotal for the design of VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) architecture.
Special accent is given to X-ray diffraction data addressing complexity and limitations on data analysis and interpretation for low atomic number, multiphase, textured and disordered samples.
Therefore, it gives rise to the interpretation of "low degree" and is often accompanied by subjective evaluation of the speaker's "basic satisfaction" or "grudging recognition" towards the object.
