Sentence examples for interpretation of the switch from inspiring English sources
The changes in non-tocilizumab therapies from week 24 complicate the interpretation of the switch versus the add-on concept.
More importantly, the solvent capacity constraint allows the interpretation of the metabolic switch taking place between slow and fast growing E. coli cells.
Interpretation of the results of switch studies is sometimes limited by the possibility of an increase in compliance.
(The incompatibilist might rejoin that (c) is stipulative in the thought experiment; but in that case, Burge sides with Brueckner 1997a in rejecting (b).) Whether one accepts the "shifty" view of memory or not, the debate is important to opening up different interpretations of the slow switch thought experiment.
"My interpretation of the rule is that we each get to switch once," Venditte said before Friday night's Yankees game against Hudson Valley at Richmond County Bank Ballpark on Staten Island.
That the experiments are not performed in the context of the switch region using switch promoters also make the interpretation and biological significance difficult to interpret.
However, interpretation of switching phenotypes is complicated by the fact that a maltose-dependent switching phenotype results from one or both of two mechanisms: (1) maltose-binding increases the specific catalytic activity of the switch, and (2) maltose increases the cellular abundance of the switch, resulting in an increase in ampicillin hydrolysis activity in the cell.
Choose the role of the switch.
This vibronic interpretation of the d I/d V spectrum helps to explain the gate-dependent orbital switching observed in d I/d V maps obtained at a fixed tip sample bias of VS = 2.4 V.
One possible interpretation of the combined Hydbring and Campaner results is that Cdk2 and Myc constitute a senescence switch; Myc acts as a repressor of senescence when Cdk2 is active, but will provoke induction of senescence when Cdk2 is inactive.
He also offered his own interpretation of the too-perfect results: that the stem cells were somehow mismanaged, or possibly switched.
