Sentence examples for interpreted elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Since last October people in France treated for sleep apnoea syndrome have been subjected to remote monitoring: medical data is being recorded, transmitted (generally via the internet) and interpreted elsewhere, possibly leading to decisions on subsequent treatment.

I thought he would be pleased to see how his wonderful rook move 18.Re1 from his game against Tolush was interpreted elsewhere.

These features are further described and interpreted elsewhere [13].

In Australia, Roush called for restrictions on imports of these same plants to forestall the problem, only to be told by Australian authorities that such quarantine efforts could be interpreted elsewhere as a trade barrier under the terms of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

The idea of knotworking was adopted and re-interpreted from elsewhere in a research and development program in the Finnish construction industry and experimented with in the early design of a school building.

No one involved in the advert appears to have considered it inappropriate nor contemplated the manner in which it could be interpreted in China and elsewhere.

His invitation, rightly or wrongly, will inevitably be interpreted in Israel and elsewhere as an attempt by an outside actor to interfere in the Israeli election.

Similar findings, widely reported in epidemiological studies in Brazil and elsewhere, are interpreted as reflecting the greater experience of older women in child care [ 38, 39].

Through the use of the conceptual framework and the challenges identified by the case examples, interviews and the literature elsewhere, we interpreted what we understood to be the challenges of implementing mHealth at scale.

In his efforts to interpret to Christians elsewhere the significance of the German church struggle, he found a sympathetic advocate in G.K.A. Bell, bishop of Chichester, England.

Of course, this is just one application of a technology like this — it could be applied in other situations like monitoring crowds, or elsewhere interpreting complex visual data in real time.