Sentence examples similar to interpreted decision from inspiring English sources

We performed this model-fitting analysis to identify if these candidate computational frameworks could help us interpret decision-related responses in PMd, and if the behavior was better explained by the DDM, estimate decision times for the monkeys.

Instead, this country relies on nine unelected ideologues to interpret decisions made by a democratically elected government in terms of what a gang of long-dead, slave-owning wig-wearers intended.

Employees interpret decisions and actions of their managers and their trustworthiness in terms of the commitment of managers to their staff.

Russian observers interpreted the decision as pure self-interest.

Courts have generally interpreted that decision to support, though obliquely, the collective-rights model.

University officials interpreted the decision as a vindication of its policy, despite what the court said about violating that policy.

Since then, appellate courts have interpreted the decision to require a broader holding in favor of gay marriage.

"We have interpreted the decision in a way that there is no turning back," Reto Meister, the director of the tracing service, said.

Leading Republicans interpreted the decision as endorsement of their reading of the United States Constitution, and, more specifically, of Section 5 in Title 3 of the United States Code.

Some experts here tonight interpreted the decision more as gesture of political good will than a completely clean bill of economic health.

Those critics have interpreted the decision broadly and complain that the Justice Department's proposed remedies do not get to the underlying issues identified in the case.