Sentence examples for lead to interpreting from inspiring English sources

In linear logic, this implication is equivalent to its contrapositive form: the type ¬β ⊸ ¬α can be lead to interpreting the same function as a process that transforms a demand for a value of type β into a demand for a value of type α (notice that this does not happen with functions of intuitionistic type since, for example, input argument may be vacuous) [Curien 2003].

A positive screening test may lead to interpreting any minor symptom, that otherwise might not have warranted investigation, as a symptomatic VTE.

A higher value for this parameter would lead to interpret several clusters as being the same.

mp-MRI imaging of the prostate often leads to interpreting doubts and misdiagnosis due to the many interpretative pitfalls that a tissue, whether healthy or treated, may cause.

These lines of evidence lead us to interpret the large conductors beneath the Gora and Kojiri areas as porous media saturated by high-salinity hot spring waters.

During such programmes the students should be taught to make more favourable causal attributions such as learning to ascribe failure to insufficient effort, in order to lead students to interpret their success as due to internal qualities.

It might also be helpful to get more clarification around the comments other have made to understand what actions and characteristics you exhibit that lead them to interpret you this way.

We experience all sorts of objects, events and processes, and we should not follow philosophers who seek to impose a distinction between the thin uninterpreted data of experience and the inferential processes which lead us to interpret what we experience as books, people and so on.

Vagueness and ambiguity can lead respondents to interpret items in variable ways [ 17].

The timing and distribution of the effect lead us to interpret it as a classic auditory N400 (Kutas & Hillyard, 1980).

The woman feels isolated and is unable to understand what is happening to her while no one diagnoses or treats her [ 13, 14]; this failure to recognize the problem can lead professionals to interpret symptoms erroneously [ 15].