In quantitative terms, a high F0 context could make listeners interpret a larger number of [s]-like sibilants as higher-pitched realizations of.
Foreign Secretary David Miliband then denied that he was plotting a leadership bid, when on 30 July, an article written by him in The Guardian was interpreted by a large number in the media as an attempt to undermine Brown.
David Miliband was then forced to deny that he was plotting a leadership bid; on 30 July, an article written by him in The Guardian was interpreted by a large number in the media as an attempt to undermine Brown.
Biologists have to read a large number of published papers, interpret them and construct a pathway (Ananiadou et al., 2006).
Most of the applicants appeared to have read a large number of "how to get hired" articles and interpreted their advice as "sell yourself relentlessly".
Each DNA microarray carries a set of 334 different probes (vs. 50 for the first generation), and the use of strip-integrated arrays is time-saving (5 h vs. 1 day for the first generation), easy to perform and to interpret, and allows a large number of samples to be analyzed (96-well strip) (6, 7) at low cost (∼60 USD, which is three times less expensive than the first generation).
It is difficult to interpret the model using a large number of rules.
It could be interpreted that these agencies can secure a large number of patients, including those with severe conditions such as end-stage diseases, and could attract more nursing staff.
The number of direct descendants of each term can be interpreted thus: if a term has a large number of children, its children are more specific than those of a term that has fewer children, as it encompasses more branches in the sub-domain.
However, these results should be interpreted with caution, because this study included a large number of patients with septic shock.
