Sentence examples for interpreted by the changes from inspiring English sources

The differences in the oxidation rate of both Ni crystal faces are interpreted by the changes in oxide microstructure and texture, in terms of the type and density of grain boundaries.

The increasing tendency of the refractive index from 2.07 to 2.97 in Figure 1, which can be interpreted by the structure change in the films with increasing the growth temperature, is probably due to the film densification with the change from amorphous to anatase as well as the formation of rutile phase [44].

The MICs were interpreted by measuring the change in the daily GI DGII) for the drug-containing vials compared with the GI for the control vials, Activities of the antibiotics tested in this work correlated well with those described in previous reports on susceptibility of mycobacteria to antimicrobial agents except for clarythromicin [ 8, 9].

The memory of neuron's latest firing event in this method is interpreted by the spike-timing-dependent change in synaptic conductance determined by an asynchronous handshaking mechanism.

This can cause problems, for example if users rename a folder that contains terabytes of data, since this will be interpreted by the backup software as changed data, which would quickly limit the remaining backup capacity for other projects.

Results are interpreted by calculating the change in cycle threshold (∆Ct) value (Ct β-actin – Ct GLO-1) of each sample.

Instead, the Pakistan Peoples Party introduced a series of constitutional changes to Parliament last week, which were interpreted by the lawyers as limiting the independence of the judiciary.

Rather, the exposures changed how these inherited instructions for life were interpreted by the next generation.

"We can't really propose changes to the law unless we know what the words mean as interpreted by the court," Merkley told the Guardian.

He was badly interpreted by the Nazis.

It has never been interpreted by the Supreme Court.