Sentence examples for interpreted as neutral from inspiring English sources

The parameters A and M in the production functions of the tradable goods can be interpreted as neutral technological shocks.

Perhaps one can save Clarke's view by contending that since distant action is logically impossible, Newton's theory must therefore be interpreted as neutral on that issue.

Using the MEC model [ 24], the majority (55%) of the mature domain residues showed very strong positive selection, with 34% being under very strong negative selection and only 11% revealing a pattern interpreted as neutral selection.

When subPSEC  = 0, the substitution is interpreted as functionally neutral, whereas more negative values of subPSEC predict more deleterious substitutions.

It is believed to be a very widespread phenomenon and can be interpreted as phenotypically neutral evolution along so-called genotype (meta- networks.

This prompts the thought that though formally a higher-order zincate (conforming to the empirical formula Na2ZnR2R′2), 3 is best interpreted as a neutral donor-acceptor bis alkyl zinc complex with a metalloligand as a donor.

Within Group III, the CN of 45 of the 58 chromosomes assigned by AR patterns as "gains" would have been underestimated by the LR alone and interpreted as copy neutral or losses.

Significant negative values of Tajima's D were interpreted as non-neutral conditions.

Likewise, in mammals, the Kr/Kc ratio correlates positively with body mass or age at sexual maturity (Nikolaev et al. 2007; Popadin et al. 2007), a result that has been interpreted as a nearly neutral effect.

The segregating neutral sites should be interpreted as a sample of neutral marker segregating sites.

The overall behavior of the observed ion motion parallel to magnetic field lines is interpreted as perturbation caused by neutral wind driven by auroral arcs.