Sentence examples for As previously interpreted from inspiring English sources

For prisoners in Iraq, the reasoning was that the protections were not as restrictive as previously interpreted by the United States.

This episode of orogenesis is correlated with the ca. 1585 1540 Ma Kararan Orogeny in the northern Gawler Craton, which distinctly postdates the ca 1600 1590 Ma Olarian Orogeny as previously interpreted.

The morphology of Pentecopterus reveals that the Megalograptidae are representatives of the derived carcinosomatoid clade and not basal eurypterids as previously interpreted.

Second, this pattern of findings on its own does not demonstrate that hand and tool actions rely on the same underlying representations, as previously interpreted (e.g., Rijntjes et al., 1999; Castiello et al., 2000).

The genus Alkenopterus Størmer, 1974 is also included for the first time, as it has been shown to be a basal representative of the Eurypterina [ 46] rather than a stylonurine as previously interpreted [ 47].

Different aspects of the morphology, for example, the morphology of the great appendage and the presence of a basipod with strong median armature on the biramous appendages indicate that L. superlata was an active and agile necto-benthic predator (not a scavenger or deposit feeder as previously interpreted).

This re-examination shows that many surface clasts previously interpreted as lithics are better interpreted as formed by in situ weathering and wind abrasion.

If the 'Moho' in these earlier studies is actually the Moho in the stalled fossil slab, then the material just above it that has intermediate wave speeds (6 to 7 km/s) and was previously interpreted as 'lower crust', could be reinterpreted as a thin, partially serpentinized ultramafic mantle.

Interestingly loss of plant degrading enzymes were also observed in other dimorphic fungal pathogens such as H. capsulatum and C. immitis, which has also been previously interpreted as adaptation from plants to animals [ 29, 41].

As polls opened in Austria on Sunday morning, there are fears that Hofer could use the instruments of the president's office – previously interpreted as a mainly ceremonial role by the centrist politicians who have held the post in the past – to dissolve the government and usher in a chancellor from his own party, which is currently leading in the polls.

Many phenomena that were previously interpreted as climate-driven might, however, well be of anthropic origin.