Sentence examples for more interpreted in from inspiring English sources

The association of reduced volume in anterior cingulate gyrus and the history of cannabis abuse in schizophrenia was more interpreted in the context of a disturbed function of the anterior cingulate with the consequence of poor decision-making and more compulsive drive towards drug use as a predisposition for substance abuse than as a toxic effect of cannabis itself.

The remaining variation can then be more directly interpreted in terms of conductivity variations, magnetometer distribution, and other effects, which could lead to variations with UT.

Serum iron, total iron binding capacity and transferrin saturation may be more easily interpreted in inflammation.

One advantage of using Bayesian credible intervals is that they can be more intuitively interpreted in terms of the probability that relative efficacy lies within a specific range.

Thus, while clinically helpful, oliguria should be interpreted with caution in isolation, but may be more usefully interpreted in the clinical context as a screening test to direct additional methods for early detection of renal injury [ 40- 42].

We decided to use the stringent cutoff value C = 0.01, as in our previous study, to infer smaller functional modules that could be more easily interpreted in terms of the functional contexts that they represented.

While some loss of sensitivity may be associated with the dichotomous coding of the independent variables the meaning of the recoded variables may be more readily interpreted in terms of importance.

In the context of this protocol, boosting as an ensemble method will be used as the approach to increasing the value of decision trees as it combines clinical judgement through the use of preselected features, and is more easily interpreted in the form of one final decision tree rather than a voting system.

"More quickly?" might be interpreted in more than one way, but today Mr. Ginsberg and Mr. Muller are thinking of ETC.

As a consequence, incoming information is more likely to be interpreted in accordance with the more likely percept.

That hearing voices isn't new, and that it has been interpreted in more positive ways in the past..