Sentence examples for interpreted the full from inspiring English sources

Another possible explanation is that some studies interpreted the full prevention of SFR cell killing by NAC as a neat antioxidant effect; that is, acting as an antioxidant NAC quenches ROS-derived SFR thus abrogating SFR toxicity.

If you ever have trouble reading someone's mood it could be because you haven't learned how to interpret the full range of human emotion.

Long Island Landscapes In "Long Island: Morning, Noon and Night," an exhibition that opens on Saturday at the Long Island Museum of American Art, History and Carriages in Stony Brook, 33 local artists interpret the full spectrum of light on the Island.

We interpret the full rotations as induced by slow rotations of the balloon and the shorter period oscillatory motion as due to torsional oscillations of the flight line.

As Stanley ([2001]) argues, "The most important strength of meta-analysis is that it moves literature reviews away from casual judgments about "good" studies that deserve attention and "poor" studies that should be set aside, and instead provides a replicable statistical framework for summarizing and interpreting the full range of evidence".

Many factors must be considered, however, to meaningfully interpret the full TCSF.

All model output is interpreted using the full three-dimensional, dipole tilt-dependent algorithms currently in operational use at the Air Force 55th Space Weather Squadron (55 SWXS).

In the context of high signal/noise ratio (SNR), the optimality of the ML detector can be interpreted as the full diversity which means that the detector is capable of achieving the diversity order n R[1].

Formally equivalent it can be interpreted as the full partition function in the grand canonic ensemble of a one-dimensional electron gas at the chemical potential μ - ε. Performing the limit the Riemann sum in the variable can be replaced by the Fermi-Dirac integral F -1/2.

If such an interaction is found, the main effect of intervention can be interpreted from the full model (factoring in the interaction).

The full court interpreted the law narrowly, explaining that the government's stance "would make criminals of large groups of people who would have little reason to suspect they are committing a federal crime," when they engage in "minor dalliances" like "playing games, shopping or watching sports highlights".