Sentence examples for interpreted as standard from inspiring English sources

GDPC with negative correlation coefficient can be interpreted as standard DPC with power applied on the remaining state after state cancellation using power.

These energies can roughly be interpreted as standard levels for each species and determine the concentrations of each type of carrier in the two bulk phases, as will be shown below.

Use of bed rails can be interpreted as standard for restrained residents based on these results.

Consequently the standardised estimates of selection have a mean of 1. |iHS| was calculated following [ 9], and is thus standardised such that |iHS| can be interpreted as standard deviations from the mean.

The unstandardized regression coefficients were used as effect parameters, and, because the Z-scores were used as dependent variables, these coefficients may be interpreted as standard difference scores (S-scores); i.e., they allow for comparisons of effect sizes across different independent variables in the unadjusted and adjusted analyses.

As Kaftandjieva (2004) notes, the CEFR scales are valid, but this does not guarantee that the scales will be validly interpreted as standards in all contexts in which they may be used.

The standard deviation of the random effect is interpreted as: one standard deviation above the mean corresponds to a relative risk exponential (0.39) = 1.48, a 48% higher risk of death for calves in that sub-location [ 21].

Since the CO2 response functions were simulated from flux fields normalized to 1 Pg C yr−1 standard deviation, the values of λ can be interpreted as the standard deviation of the optimized carbon fluxes (in units of Pg C yr−1) owing to individual climate drivers over the 15 year period.

Furthermore, in all studies related to IN, the standard diet was chosen as the comparator, which could be interpreted as a standard tube feeding formula (and, hence, as medical nutrition as well).

The tool provides a distributed control, interpreted as Grafcet (standard IEC 60848), that can be lately converted into any suitable IEC 61131-3 standard programming language for PLC programming purposes.

Soriot's comments could equally be interpreted as the standard dance of defiance that all chief executives are obliged to perform when an unsolicited bidder is at door.