Sentence examples for strongly interpreted from inspiring English sources
Strongly interpreted, to claim that all things arise and abide interdependently is to claim that relationality is ontologically more basic than "things-being-related".
Resources and responsibility were strongly interpreted as barriers if not addressed; yet improvements to organising resources were perceived as an enabler.
One of the major concerns voiced by both reviewers and shared by the editor is that this work is strongly interpreted by the authors to support the aging hypothesis recently formulated by the senior author of the manuscript.
The measured anisotropic line broadening in these strongly textured foils was interpreted in terms of dislocations.
In-diffusion of calcium into moderately and strongly altered tonalite was interpreted using a numerical code FTRANS.
It has recently been argued that Locke regarded the four as representing the new "experimental philosophy", and that Locke himself should be interpreted as strongly supporting that orientation within natural philosophy more generally (Anstey 2011: 220).
It should not be interpreted too strongly, especially since 1989 average volunteering is only used as a control for average levels in previous years and not in a panel structure in the present analysis.
These findings and dosimetric considerations have been interpreted as strongly supporting a no-threshold relationship between exposure and risk [ 11].
This behavioural result interestingly suggests that perceived voluntariness in our task is not related to the number of available alternatives but from how strongly the environment is interpreted as precluding otherwise available alternatives.
Interpretation of results for secondary endpoints will be cautious and results that are statistically significant in isolation will be interpreted less strongly than sets of results that are mutually supportive, or which are supported by previous research findings.
The other caveat is that the lack of perisylvian (including superior temporal) activation should not be interpreted too strongly, as superior temporal and middle posterior temporal ROIs are quite close together, touching on the spatial resolution limits of current MEG source localization.
