Sentence examples for interpreted as a function of from inspiring English sources
Overall, liver-specific gene expression and the resultant phenotype depend on maintenance of histotypic morphology; however, manifestation of the differentiated state, in both its structural and functional form, cannot be entirely interpreted as a function of cell cytoarchitecture alone.
The wear results were interpreted as a function of the type of transfer material in the sliding contact.
In [17], the matrix (17) is used for TDOA estimation, but here it is interpreted as a function of source position using (13 1813 18
The magnetic behavior has been also interpreted as a function of deposition time and of the catalyst metal on the substrate.
The level of utility of individual i living in region r at time t (U irt ) can be interpreted as a function of two types of factors: U irt = f I C irt, N C rt (1).
The calculated activity of water was interpreted as a function of relative humidity, and predicted solution composition, pH, and mineral composition were compared with experimental ion analysis and XRPD results with respect to the overall concentration factor.
The total score therefore can be interpreted as a reasonable function of the latent construct of dental anxiety.
The higher concentrations of HCB during pregnancy among those reporting infertility may simply reflect the lack of prior pregnancy-related loss of body burden and is not interpreted as a causal function of infertility.
In the case of Hotair (Rinn et al., 2007), a several kb large deletion of the entire Hotair genomic DNA in vivo induces a subtle morphological phenotype in the spine, which was interpreted as a gain-of-function of Hoxd genes in trans (Li et al., 2013).
Initially, measurements of steady-state Aβ levels in transfected cells, transgenic mice and primary cells of FAD patients with PSEN1 or PSEN2 mutations suggested that the common pathogenic mechanism of PSEN mutations was to selectively elevate the absolute amount of cellular Aβ42 production, which was interpreted as a gain-of-toxic function mechanism [ 70, 74].
Given that EEG reactivity (EEG-R) to external stimuli can be interpreted as a sign of functioning of some cortical areas [12] and that sleep spindles in EEG may reflect the preserved functional integrity of the ARAS [13], we sought to predict awakening in a cohort of etiologically diverse comatose patients by integrating these two parameters.
