Sentence examples for interpreted as a proof from inspiring English sources

The results are to be interpreted as a "proof of concept" effort and are not directed toward a specific design problem.

The metaphor has been interpreted as a proof by contradiction that a perfect map is impossible, supporting the well-known aphorism of Korzybski [1941]: "the map is not the territory".

Our result should be interpreted as a proof of concept on the possible working mechanism of GlcN in OA.

In the first scenario, the neighbourhood of duplicated enzymes can be interpreted as a proof of a stepwise growth of the metabolic network consequent to a stepwise addition of enzymes.

Nevertheless, based on the possibility of residual confounding due to imperfect adjustment, our findings should not be interpreted as a proof of the existence of a month of birth effect in MS. Still, our persistent finding of a higher than expected number of MS births in April after adjustments leaves open the question of a possible genuine month of birth effect.

In the Logic of Proofs \(\mathsf{LP}\), Section 1.2, '\(s\) + \(t\)' can be interpreted as a concatenation of proofs \(s\) and \(t\).

Such physical affection between women is not ordinarily interpreted as a sure sign or proof of lesbian love... [However after being] exposed to this controversy, women will learn to view all such signs of affection through the prism of homosexuality.

Therefore, strictly speaking, our results have to be interpreted as a strong indication rather than a proof.

The randomized trial of doxorubicin and CMF from the National Cancer Institute of Milan [ 14] can be interpreted as a 'proof of principle' of the dose dense hypothesis.

Harman suspects that such an account (which he calls a " reduction") may in fact be forthcoming (see his 1986: 65), but the point relevant to our current purposes is his contention that the believer in moral facts has extra work to do in order to establish her position; thus this may be interpreted as an attempt establish a burden of proof.

The bonding of organosilanes to iron surfaces was analysed on three model samples using FTIR-reflection absorption spectroscopy (IRRAS) for the layer characterisation and ToF-SIMS to characterise specific fragments that are commonly interpreted as the proof for a covalent +Si O Me-bonding.