Sentence examples for strategy interpreted by from inspiring English sources

But with a strategy interpreted by some as brilliant and others as baldly opportunistic, he closed the gap with just three weeks to go and won.

DJP Conceptualized experimental strategy, interpreted data, co-wrote manuscript.

CAG Conceptualized experimental strategy, interpreted data, co-wrote manuscript.

Students who use the node counting strategy interpret relationships by counting the number of internal nodes separating taxa; taxa with fewer internal nodes between them are thought to be more closely related than taxa with more internal nodes separating them.

Rove's latest strategy has been interpreted by some Republicans as an effort to undermine hardline conservatives and move the party toward more moderate candidates.

Note that this frequently used approach is criticized 15 and that it is in essence identical to the analysis strategy published and interpreted by Rakhshandehroo et al 16, except that these authors also employed a fold change cutoff.

By not assuming, and instead testing every step of the strategy, interpreting the data and inserting the results into each future batch the baker presses on knowing they are getting closer to the perfect taste.

The term "behavior" is used here in the sense of complex human sensory-motor strategies, which can be interpreted by means the ECOM conceptual framework as higher-level perception-action loops that activate different distinct motor primitives.

For example, Cheema et al. (2015) found higher BIS scores to be associated with slower reaction times in an emotional Go/No-go test, interpreted by the authors as a possible compensatory cognitive strategy to manage increased impulsivity.

The public good, as interpreted by politicians?

-- Interviewed by Paisley Rekdal; interpreted by Valerie Lincy.