Sentence examples for lead to an interpretation from inspiring English sources

In fact, Marcovich (1967) has succeeded in showing how a misreading of B12 could lead to an interpretation such as that embodied in A6 and B91[a].

McFee points out that dance criticism can be formal or informal, but that criticism properly understood must lead to an interpretation of a particular dance work of art that can be understood in some demonstrable sense in terms of its history, context and in terms of its relevant techniques.

However, given the large size of the present sample, even marginal departure from the overall model may lead to an interpretation of model misfit [ 21].

This leads to an interpretation that, in the initially-stressed dissipative anisotropic porous medium, the quality factor (Q-1) of an attenuating wave is a direct diagnostic of its inhomogeneity strength (δ or γ).

This connection leads to an interpretation of the dynamic variables, such as system inputs and outputs, to variables in a network optimization framework, such as divergences and potentials, and reveals that several duality relations known in convex network optimization theory translate directly to passivity-based cooperative control problems.

For Si, Raman spectroscopy of Si H/D bonding in conjunction with lattice kinetic Monte-Carlo calculations led to an interpretation of the effect in terms of reactions between the mobile entities, i.e. H (or D) atoms, vacancies and interstitials.

The language, and the figure used in the review article by Gerstein et al. (1994) to depict the shear movement, appears to have led to an interpretation of a shear movement to mean a relative translational movement of the domains, i.e. there is little or no rotational movement involved.

Using only blue-light FAF could lead to an over interpretation of the size of atrophic patches and the center involvement [9].

In particular, LS guarantee a lossy-to-lossless reconstruction required in some specific applications such as remote sensing imaging for which any distortion in the decoded image may lead to an erroneous interpretation of the image [6].

An error in age, such as 70 years instead of 80 years, may lead to an incorrect interpretation of a low cardiac output value.

Perhaps more importantly, this assay shows that nanostructure integrity cannot be a priori assumed and indeed may lead to an incorrect interpretation of results.