Sentence examples for interpreted as corresponding from inspiring English sources

The Indian Buddhist account of reflexive awareness has also been interpreted as corresponding to certain positions in Western philosophy.

These particles may be interpreted as corresponding to the interpolation points from which properties of the fluid can be determined.

The chirality of filaments and features in their environment are reviewed in preparation to discuss how some of the observational signatures of chirality have been differently interpreted as corresponding to either positive or negative helicity.

Layers 8, 9, 10 and 12 produced lanceolate or leaf-shaped projectile points which have been interpreted as corresponding to Angostura-style points.

Those who had checked Facebook were more likely to choose the cookie, behavior researchers interpreted as corresponding to "lower self-control .In the fourth self-control .Innthewere told to look at either TMZ.com or fourthok and then given an anagram word puzzle.

However, when the count is interpreted as corresponding to the position of a Pol II on the gene, it is implausible that the count (Pol II location) is retained from one round of activation to the next.

Negative stain electron microscopy of the full-length complex showed two large globular structures, variably positioned relative to each other, which we interpret as corresponding to the Scc2 HEAT repeat module and Scc2N-Scc4.

Troponin T levels were interpreted as raised if ≥15 ng/L, corresponding to the 99th population percentile [ 1].

Also, a negative radial coordinate is best interpreted as the corresponding positive distance measured in the opposite direction.

These weights can also be interpreted as their corresponding importance in the fused kernel.

(F_{k}^{x}) and (L_{k}^{x}) can also be interpreted as forward rates corresponding to a riskless and a risky bond, respectively; see e.g., Crépey et al. (2012).