Sentence examples for understood as a function from inspiring English sources

"Commercial awareness can then be understood as a function of the lawyer's ability to translate their legal expertise into better outcomes for clients," says Awrey.

Thus can be understood as a function on.

Alternatively, the degree of a system's domain specificity can be understood as a function of the range of inputs that turn the system on, where the size of that range determines the informational reach of the system (Carruthers, 2006; Samuels, 2006).

If belief is understood as a function of one's total epistemic situation, rather than an independent judgment which that situation might or might not warrant, then James's analogy between believing and entering into a relationship appears problematic: only the latter is subject to direct voluntary control.

For instance, a Hilbert system may be understood as a function from Hilbert derivations (i.e. finite sequences of formulas \ \psi_1,\ldots,\psi_n\) each of whose members is either a logical axiom or follows from earlier members by modus ponens) to its conclusion (i.e. \ \psi_n\)).

In sum, any response to a QOL item can be understood as a function of an appraisal process.

Thus, the ability of most P450 monooxygenases to use H2O2 as a surrogate for the O2/2e-/2H+ system (peroxide shunt pathway, Figure  6) could be understood as a remnant function inherited from their peroxygenase ancestors, whereas the OleTJE P450 peroxygenase bearing the monooxygenase property might represent a transition species during the evolving process from peroxygenase to monooxygenase.

In that context, design was merely understood as an aesthetic function, and the management of design was at the level of project planning.

Hence action composition is understood as an instance of function composition, and the algebraic semantics is lifted to the powerful compositional framework provided by category theory (see section 4.2 for further connections between category theory and the situation theory expounded in section 2).

In summary, our results show that dioxin increases in vivo the dioxin-independent activity of Ahr, and hence that dioxin toxicity is best understood as an excess of function of Ahr.

Health is increasingly understood as a complex interaction of functioning with a multifaceted environment.