Sentence examples for interpreted as a test from inspiring English sources
With Mallya refusing to leave the UK, Indian authorities risk embarrassment as banks face growing pressure to recover a string of bad loans, and Mallya's case has been interpreted as a test of how India handles wealthy tycoons.
Everybody wanted the case to have greater meaning Like President Jacob Zuma's rape case in 2006, the Pistorius trial was interpreted as a test for how the South African justice system deals with cases of violence against women.
In the first chapter of his Utilitarianism, Mill implies that the Universal Law formulation of the Categorical Imperative could only sensibly be interpreted as a test of the consequences of universal adoption of a maxim.
According to Hirano and Imbens (2004), there is no direct meaning to the estimated coefficients in the selected model, except that testing whether all coefficients involving the GPS are equal to zero can be interpreted as a test of whether the covariates introduce any bias.
This may be interpreted as a test of the null model of speciation without gene flow against the alternative model of speciation with gene flow.
That we could have interpreted as a genuine test balloon, rather than just so much shiny-object waving.
This was interpreted as a positive test for SIBO as per standard criteria [ 5].
Only the presence of the amplification product with correct sized was interpreted as a positive test (table 1).
It is not yet clear whether amyloid PET should be interpreted as a dichotomous test (that is, positive versus negative) or whether the degree and spatial distribution of binding offer additional diagnostic information.
For feature nodes, this score can be interpreted as an association test that can be used to find biologically significant markers.
As for "customary limits of candor," which could be interpreted as a community-standards test, Brennan said that he could not have meant the standards of local communities, such that each jurisdiction would be free to impose its own bans.
