Sentence examples for interpreted as a representation from inspiring English sources
The floor plans ramble, accumulating alcoves and chambers through the centuries, but are basically faithful to a trefoil design -- here again variously interpreted as a representation of the female body or simply as a pattern dictated by the geology of one of the earliest burial sites.
Brücker and Siliverstovs (2006) argues that the analysis of stocks can be interpreted as a representation of a long-term equilibrium analysis.
Event-related potential negativity is interpreted as a representation of cortical excitability, facilitating the processing of sensory input, while positivity is a manifestation of neuronal inhibition [3, 4].
These rays were interpreted as a representation of the Crown of Thorns.
Back in 2006, Disney's annual report included an illustration for a "concept for a new Disney theme park" that many interpreted as a representation of Shanghai Disneyland.
The data presented here therefore represent an assessment of the susceptibility of the consensus 'hot' LINE-1 sequence to nRTIs, and can be reasonably interpreted as a representation of the general susceptibility of human LINE-1 retrotransposition to these drugs.
Any value less than 0 is interpreted as a poor representation of the data.
Therefore, the LOQ values reported in Table 2 should be interpreted as a conservative representation of the method true capability.
The portrait is interpreted as a pictorial representation of Sabbatian political theology putting forward the idea of the eschatological conflict between Islam and Christianity paving the way for the acceptance of the messiah Sabbatai Tsevi by non-Jews.
The test results obtained are in the range of 24 120 points, where a high indicator value is interpreted as a higher representation of pro-health behaviors.
The obtained hook-curve can be interpreted as a special representation of the binding isotherm where the explicit dependence of the probe intensities on the (usually unknown) transcript concentrations is replaced by the (experimentally available) relation between the PM- and the MM-probe intensities.
