Sentence examples for interpreted to explain from inspiring English sources

How can this law be interpreted to explain what can and cannot be said to the public?

Finally, the CFD simulation results, for different Reynolds numbers and contaminant inlet-exit ratios (Fig. 14), are given and interpreted to explain the behavior of the imperfect mixing in Double T-junctions depending on the different entry parameters.

These findings have been interpreted to explain the observed high infection rate in atopic dermatitis and the relatively low prevalence of bacterial and viral infections among psoriasis patients [26].

What I'm saying, sir, is this: That you cannot be in the situation of using the word interpret to explain anything that a court does.

He begins playing a segment -- singing, moaning, his expression rapidly shifting between pain and euphoria -- then stops to interpret, to explain: the refrain based on primary numbers; the rhythms that unfold, like wings, then wrap back onto themselves; the notation, with its virtually indecipherable clusters, which only a mathematician could fully appreciate.

Specifically, the pre-existing bias hypothesis was interpreted to best explain the observed bias of females in presumed ancestral lineages of swordless species that show a preference for assumed derived males with swords over their conspecific swordless males.

Thereafter, the substantive codes were interpreted further to explain larger segments of the data; 28 29 this resulted in the development of preliminary categories.

Statistical models of the residual errors (over- and under-prediction) and the no-error classification are then developed and interpreted to explore factors that explain the performance of the predictive techniques examined.

The idea was that, under the umbrella of the ICC, information would be shared, explained, and interpreted to ordinary women through culturally understandable social discourse.

It only requires that this link is not improperly interpreted as sufficient to explain the complex biological mechanisms that trigger the protection against an infectious disease.

PCs that accounted for at least a total variance of 60% and could be meaningfully interpreted were retained to explain enough variance with as few meaningful factors as possible [ 15, 16].