Sentence examples for interpreted such as from inspiring English sources

Vectorization is the replacement of these point-based structures by lines that are naturally interpreted (such as boundaries of habitat types).

Voltammetric peaks and absorbance derivative curves at these three wavelengths were deconvoluted and were interpreted such as the overlapping of different electrochemical processes.

In the Commentary by Wang et al. [5] the plg−/− model is questioned and data interpreted such as it in fact may represent an acute TMP model.

In other words, the results should not be interpreted such as sex reassignment per se increases morbidity and mortality.

In addition, while a few of these results can easily be interpreted, such as higher soil temperatures at the lowest elevation site (7.2±0.2°C) and lower soil temperatures at the highest elevation site (4.3±0.2°C), most cannot easily be explained given the information that we have about these sites.

It has also allowed some of the results obtained in other studies to be interpreted, such as the presence of economic and geographical barriers in the contributory regime [ 26].

Other findings of this study were more difficult to interpret, such as the involvement of temporo-parietal areas.

TIP has undergone an iterative development process whereby we have run it on many genomes, and manually adjusted the algorithm to improve its performance on transporter functions that it did not properly interpret, such as by extending the lists of indicator and counterindicator keywords.

Puritans interpreted such acts as a sign of God's wrath, as punishment for their descent into sinfulness.

He interpreted such remarks as suggestions that conservatives should change course, in order to make a fair electoral showing.

They interpreted such findings as evidence of "satiation drift" that is foods are not believed to be very satiating until we learn otherwise.