Sentence examples for interpreted as decisive from inspiring English sources

For Bayes factors above 100 (log10 > 2) the evidence is interpreted as "decisive" and correspond to posterior probabilities between0.99 and 1.

We should expect only one outlier by chance with a Bayes factors above 2 (log10), but the computed values are almost exclusively above 2 (log10), which is generally interpreted as "decisive".

Finally, in the case of data from the gal system, all approaches agree that the data are drawn from a FF.I1.AND model (the Bayes factor of FF.I1.AND to model FF.C1.OR.1 is 58.55, which can be interpreted as decisive evidence in favour of the incoherent FF motif according to [ 21]), which agrees with current knowledge [ 7].

This cannot be interpreted as DNA methylation being decisive for topologically associated domains (TAD) establishment since DNA methylation free organisms such as D. melanogaster also presents canonical A-B domains61.

In other words, including the BRI in the Chinese constitution could be interpreted as China laying a claim as the decisive power in the region.

Jackson's decisive reelection in 1832 was once interpreted as a sign of popular agreement with the Democratic interpretation of the Bank War, but more recent evidence discloses that Jackson's margin was hardly unprecedented and that Democratic success may have been due to other considerations.

During its tour of the North, "Atlanta" was widely interpreted as depicting the 1864 struggle here for what it was: a decisive and pivotal victory for the Union that left an estimated 12,140 people dead, most of them Confederate troops.

The seemingly plodding progress made by the Obama administration thus far can be more generously interpreted as the U.S. methodically walking the parties to a place where decisive U.S. intervention and presentation of U.S. proposals becomes more possible, more justifiable, and more likely to succeed.

Although the picture of the Buddha seated under the tree of enlightenment has not traditionally been interpreted as a paradigm for ecological thinking, today's Buddhist environmental activists point out that the decisive events in the Buddha's life occurred in natural settings: that the Buddha Gotama was born, attained enlightenment, and died under trees.

"Could this be interpreted as hedging?

'Jogen tasha' must be interpreted as 'Idiot!