Sentence examples for interpreted similarly from inspiring English sources

This suggests that such sentences are interpreted similarly to those with the adverbs often and usually, that is, as conveying that an event happens frequently, or habitually.

The electrochemical reactions taking place on Ge during BEE process are identified by analyzing the evolution of the surface potential during the BEE process; the results were interpreted similarly to the cyclic voltametry data.

Other values in Table 2 may be interpreted similarly.

The other simulation cases can be interpreted similarly.

The former varies between -1 and 1, and can be interpreted similarly to a Pearson's correlation coefficient.

This can be interpreted, similarly to the previous example, as an indicator that the 1D map (23) has a fixed point, while the 2D map does not.

After this chapter was written, another scholar was discovered who notices this intriguing puzzle and interprets it similarly (see Gover 2008).

Each has a heavily Christian theme, causing scholars to interpret Gawain similarly.

Likewise, personal liberty should be similarly interpreted, as any other approach to construction will necessarily produce an incongruous and absurd result.

The other bars in the chart can be similarly interpreted.

Some abortion opponents have interpreted the language similarly, finding comfort in what they anticipate will be a new outlook on the court if Roberts is confirmed.