Sentence examples for interpreted as specific from inspiring English sources
The clusters may thus be interpreted as specific "innovation modes".
"If the new revenue-raising measures are inconsistent," he added, "they are simply to be interpreted as specific exceptions to the rule.
Commonly, these modern human-like (MHL) grips and linked MHL manual anatomy are interpreted as specific adaptations for the efficient manufacture and use of stone tools, another purported hallmark of 'humanness' (for example, refs 2, 3, 5, 6).
Fluorescence recovery mechanisms of Re-Biotin MPS-PPV system can be inteRe-Biotin MPS-PPVic inteRe-Biotin MPS-PPVsystemavidin (or avidin) and biotin of Re-Biotin making Re-Biotin far away from MPS-PPV.
The very sharp transitions in the VOC signal are due to variations in the sparge flow and should not be interpreted as specific metabolic changes.
We therefore suggest that in the cases of searches of large libraries, these results be interpreted as specific to a particular assay under specific conditions, and that other results may be obtained from the same library by different assay techniques or even the same technique but under different conditions.
A benign diagnosis included specimens interpreted as a specific benign entity, such as desmoid fibromatosis, schwannoma or specimens containing material suggesting a specific infectious/inflammatory process.
The coefficients are interpreted as instantaneous specific rates of change that are independent of prior history.
where can be interpreted as the specific vector about which the input vector is reflected in -dimensional space (followed by a sign inversion).
In fact, nowhere in the hundreds of pages of legislative history of the acts of Congress using this phrase does it appear that Congress ever contemplated that 'of local application' might be interpreted as a specific limitation.
By means of a sequential analysis approach, we systematically performed a flow dimension analysis in which straight segments on drawdown-log derivative time series are interpreted as successive, specific and independent flow regimes.
