Sentence examples for is not to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the privacy by design framework is not to be interpreted solely as compliance with a technology-oriented regulation [8].

Michael LaFargue (1992) also argues that the Daodejing is not to be interpreted as as concerning some metaphysical entity called the Dao, but is rather concerned with self cultivation that allows one to have a transforming experience of deep and peaceful stillness within one's personal center.

The p-value based on deviance is 0.97 so the logistic regression model is not rejected but again it is to be noted that, following the logic of p-values, this is not to be interpreted as support for this model.

Note that the step-size being small is not to be interpreted as small relative to the step-size at the stability bound but small in absolute terms, i.e., μ≪1, which is certainly given for long filters as μ∼1/M.

The McFadden's pseudo-R is not to be interpreted as conventional R in multiple linear regressions and different definitions of pseudo R can arrive at very different values.

His contribution to this article is in a personal capacity, and is not to be interpreted as representing the view of the Guideline Development Group, or of NICE itself.

"Threats to burn the doctors," local historian Stuart Miller noted, "were not to be interpreted as casual conversation".

These recommendations are not to be interpreted as restrictive, but they are meant to provide a helpful guide.

"It's quite likely that the Nasdaq is making a trading low, but that's not to be interpreted as bottom," he says.

Note that Bohr here speaks of a "symbolic" application of classical electrodynamics the electron trajectories in the stationary states, for example, are not to be interpreted literally or even "formally".

These metrics are not to be interpreted as actual flows (or supply) of ecosystem services, for the simple reason that we do not have information on whether or not benefits actually accrued to local beneficiaries (Villamagna et al. 2013; Bagstad et al. 2014).