Sentence examples for interpreted as a simple from inspiring English sources

It is, however, important to underline that our findings cannot be interpreted as a simple modulation of inhibitory control.

It is not necessarily true in discrete time that any phase change can be interpreted as a simple time shift of the sequence.

This pre-processing can be interpreted as a simple shrinkage of the noisy patch, which "cuts off" some amount of noise, but without significant degradation of important image features.

The neuromuscular system adapts easily to these factors determining an "engram" (the so-called "muscle memory"), which cannot be interpreted as a simple mechanical abstraction of motion in a single plane (Lerman 2011).

The activated structure hosting the swarm is generally interpreted as a simple planar thrust fault, but the volumetric character of the swarm, together with its very low-angle attitude, suggests it may represent a distributed fault fracture mesh (Sibson 1996) comprising interlinked minor thrusts and extension fractures developed by hydrofracturing (Fig. 6).

Muliyadi suggested that the cartoon could be interpreted as a simple tease of the teacher's plight, a suggestion to examine the curriculum taught (change physical education to an informal session), a remark on the shortage of teachers, or more extremely, a criticism of the government's failure to prevent the situation from happening.

Some of these Tafel diagrams might easily be interpreted as arising from simple consecutive reactions, but sufficient extension of the experimental range combined with precision of measurement will provide a clear distinction.

The common misreading of time across the top of a cladogram from left to right coupled with reading the order of terminal taxa across the top as relatedness may be interpreted as a progression from "old, primitive or simple" to "recent and complex," culminating in humans (Baum et al. 2005; Catley and Novick 2006; Giusti and Scott 2006; Halverson et al. 2008; Meir et al. 2007).

"Moganshan is good," was the simple reply, which officials interpreted as a signal to preserve provincial control, Mr. Kitto said.

This could be interpreted as a political stance, but it isn't—just simple cause and effect.

Statements in the British media suggest that this simple desire for sovereignty has been interpreted as a somewhat hostile action.