Sentence examples for routinely interpreted from inspiring English sources

For years, when his welcome wore thin in Pittsburgh or when it never materialized in Washington, that scowl was routinely interpreted as a sign that Jagr, a right wing, did not care.

One of the two independent experienced oral and maxillofacial radiologists, who routinely interpreted TMJ CBCT images, rated the images for degenerative changes in the TMJs.

The unifacial scrapers from High Lodge are intensively retouched tools with regular and complex shapes that have been routinely interpreted as evidence of intentional design.

Cockcroft and Walton's experiment is routinely interpreted as demonstrating that the difference in the rest-masses of the products and reactants (times c2) is equal to the difference in the kinetic energies of the products and reactants (but see Section 4 for further discussion of this experiment as a confirmation of mass-energy equivalence).

Therefore, non-attenuation corrected images are routinely interpreted to check for and eliminate possible imaging artifacts.

Before beginning data collection, the radiologists were asked if they routinely interpreted mammograms.

The group of radiologists not routinely interpreting mammograms showed no differences in average sensitivity in mammogram interpretation compared with routine readers but showed significantly less specificity and accuracy.

The global measure of accuracy revealed that 61% (848 of 1399) of readings were correctly classified in the group of radiologists not routinely interpreting mammograms compared with 69% (2882 of 4188) in the groups of routine readers (p <.001) (data not shown).

From a speedometer to a weather map to a stock chart, we routinely interpret and act on data displayed visually.

However this is not the way in which we routinely interpret mathematics in NF since the interpreting formulæ are unstratified and unwieldy: extra axioms are needed.

These 200 mammograms were read by 21 radiologists routinely interpreting mammograms, with different amount of experience, and by seven readers who did not routinely interpret mammograms.