Sentence examples for interpreted as identifying from inspiring English sources

The Times article noted [footnote 6] that the atlas maps have been widely interpreted as identifying where the nation's best and worst medical care is provided but that in reality those maps simply show where care is cheaper or more expensive.

The balance of terms in Figure 2 should not be interpreted as identifying a large net biotic source for the continent but rather that independent studies which estimate the magnitude of fluxes associated with individual pathways can not be used in a budget calculation without careful consideration of the processes represented in each estimate and the associated uncertainties.

The present findings may be interpreted as identifying the enzymes P as the sugar utilization genes (ara genes in the present arabinose medium).

These codes could not be calibrated and, to the extent that these were excluded from estimation, the 2-PL model might be interpreted as identifying utilisation of these codes as aspects of stroke diagnosis recording where measurement is less precise and in need of improvement [ 7].

The evolution of a shrubby habit at the Hypericum stem lineage [ 37] might well be a life history trait that facilitated the initial adaptation to cold [ 24], but no obvious intrinsic (morphological or physiological) traits that could be interpreted as key innovations were identified for these rapidly diversifying clades [ 37, 38].

As will be discussed in a subsequent section, many commentators interpret Locke as identifying a material substance's real essence with some subset of its constituent corpuscles' primary qualities, an identification presuming that Locke accepts the corpuscular hypothesis (e.g., Osler 1970, p. 12; Mandelbaum 1964, p.1).

Interpretations of identified themes were discussed within the team, and re-assessed and re-interpreted as necessary.

It interprets the literature as identifying conditions under which simple index policies are optimal.

Such sensitivity can be interpreted as the probability to identify a specific RF in a necropsied animal.

Despite these putative disease-associated alleles, additional variants interpreted as non-pathogenic were identified.

P (t|E i E j ) is interpreted as the probability of correctly identifying a chemical entity when both extractors i and j identified t as a chemical entity.