Sentence examples for interpreted as main from inspiring English sources

However, these cannot be interpreted as "main effects" for arthritis or rheumatism since interactions were present.

The stratification parametric model provides parametric estimates, which can be easily interpreted as main effects and interaction.

In this study, the content of perioperative nursing was analyzed based on data from highly specialized ORs in two public university hospitals, and the results were interpreted as main findings, themes, and subthemes.

However, due to cultural variations this comparison can not be interpreted as a main finding and the main aim of this study is to explore the change in HRQoL from age 19 to age 28.

The collapse of the upper brittle crustal layer in the Apennines has been interpreted as the main source of seismicity in the area, with gravity energy being the main propellant53.

The change in ventilation attributable to hypercapnia is interpreted as a main indicator for the central chemoreflex sensitivity, whereas the change in ventilation attributable to hypoxia is interpreted as a main indicator for peripheral chemoreflex sensitivity.

Clearly the landscape changes but this vote tomorrow is not binding and this amendment should not be interpreted as the main bid for support," he said.

The definition of "fracking" as a novelty can be interpreted as a main reason for political institutions to react to it by formulating new regulations.

The criteria for clause selection was as follows: the clause included only one verb that could be interpreted as the main verb and the clause was transitive (i.e., could take a direct object).

Generally, Fig. 7a, b shows some resemblance between sea and rainwater with perched groundwater, this can be interpreted as the main source of the perched groundwater is the rainwater with the presence of interference from sea water.

If we set z ̄ j = 1 for j = 1,..., n, then we get ∑ j = 1 n p i j ( t ) ≥ ε, t ∈ [ 0, ω ], i = 1, …, n, which can be interpreted as the main diagonal dominance and condition (2.11) as its generalization.