Sentence examples for interpreted as contrasting from inspiring English sources

Analyses of global warming impacts from forest bioenergy systems are usually conducted either at a single stand level or at a landscape level, yielding findings that are sometimes interpreted as contrasting.

The 1933 film King Kong included another iconic use of the early skyscraper in its final scenes, as the giant ape scaled the Empire State Building shortly before his death; the scene can be interpreted as contrasting natural instinct with the insensitive rationality of the modern building and wider New York.

The effects calculated for the 23 factorial design can be also interpreted as geometric contrasts.

Such a decrease in reflection intensity is interpreted as larger contrast in density between the silica walls and the open pores than that between the silica walls and the organic functional groups, which provides evidence that grafting occurs inside the mesopore channels.

The elements of the design salience vectors are interpreted as a contrast between groups and/or conditions, while the source saliences represent a weighted pattern of sources and frequencies/scales that maximally express that contrast.

One of the two factors that represented differences between arrays was interpreted as the contrast between the cisplatin sensitive A2780 cells and the cisplatin resistant CP70, C30 and C200 cells.

After correction for dye swaps, this factor could be interpreted as a contrast between CP70 and C30 + C200, as the sign of the loading of the microarray data of CP70 on the second factor was opposite to the sign of the loadings of the data of C30 and C200.

The apparently lesser prospectivity for nickel sulfide deposits is interpreted as a consequence of contrasting volcanic facies assemblages.

For a bare adjectival predicate to be meaningful, it has to be interpreted as forming a contrast, regardless of whether the other entity in contrast is overtly expressed or not.

A plain abdominal X-ray was incorrectly interpreted as showing residual contrast dye within the gastrointestinal tract.

This result suggests that the polarization cues are not simply interpreted as patterns of intensity contrasts by the bees.