Sentence examples for interpretation within the framework of from inspiring English sources
To each of these stochastic processes there corresponds a probability function, each of which, in turn, has a natural interpretation within the framework of Bayesian inference.
The findings and their interpretations are discussed within the framework of event-related oscillations and complex stimulus processing emphasizing the concept of dynamic localization.
To understand better the limitations and biases of this process, we developed an interpretation of antibody maturation within the framework of sequence space and fitness landscapes.
Further studies are reported concerning the determination of the diffusion coefficient of hydrazine in PB and the interpretation of the results within the framework of the Savéant-Andrieux model.
The susceptibility of the results to relatively small changes in the experimental design has cast doubt on the interpretation of the game within the framework of the traditional economic theory of preferences.
An interpretation of this passage within the framework of Sabbatian kabbalah is proposed.
Recent progress in systems biology has allowed a quantification, cross-comparison and functional interpretation of heterogeneous datasets within the framework of human biological pathways, networks and processes, which are assembled from a knowledgebase of functional biological interactions [ 10, 11].
Our findings and interpretation extend the framework of use-dependent plasticity to high age.
We then used two sets of questions to assess whether adding computational tasks led to differences in the students' ability to answer questions relating to data interpretation within the biological framework of the unit.
It is worth mentioning that the core carbon electrode in these nanobatteries is an anode only within the framework of electrochemical interpretation.
The problem of absence of a religious axis of gravity or guiding centre was resolved within Sunnism by establishing the authority of scholars (ulama) as the chief bearers of the legitimacy to interpret the religious text, while acknowledging the right to intellectual pluralism within the framework of "ijtihad" or free interpretation.
