The phrase "after a interpreted" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context.
Example: "After a interpreted analysis of the data, we can draw conclusions."
Alternatives: "after an interpretation" or "following an interpretation".
Fernando de Santibanes offered his resignation under pressure from within the coalition after a newspaper interpreted comments he made as a call for President Fernando de la Rua to abandon his junior coalition partner.
Recently, said Sheri Castelnuovo, the art center's curator of education, students in the after-school program interpreted a large-scale sculpture by Leonardo Drew and created their own installation for display for the final weeks of the Drew exhibition.
The switch comes less than a month after the press interpreted a speech by Mr. Chretien as an implicit endorsement of Vice President Gore in the American presidential race.
NA tendency to decrease after a peak was interpreted as a consequence of progressive stretching of interstitial septa with creation of false connections between adjacent air spaces (false derecruitment).
One ditched a gig after interpreting a billboard as a provident sign to go home.
The officer confronted him in the bathroom and shot him, after he mistakenly interpreted a gesture as Mr. Graham reaching for a gun, according to the officer's account to the grand jury.
Flexibilitas cerea (Bässler 1983), an interesting property observed in non-active animals characterized by a leg joint showing an extremely slow return movement after a disturbance and interpreted as mimesis behavior, may be a property of the integral controller which is equipped with an extremely sensitive sensor monitoring angular velocity of the joints.
Mr. Hagel said the decision that "most D.O.D. civilians" would now be exempted from furloughs came after Pentagon and Justice Department lawyers interpreted a budget law passed just before the shutdown to include a larger number of workers.
However, the lack of a difference in plasma concentrations of substance P after electroejaculation was interpreted as a lack of pain associated with nociception.
Consistent with the reference framework, other studies of all child deaths report that parents appreciate staff members showing emotion [ 15, 19, 27, 30, 46– 48] and mothers interviewed after a neonatal death interpreted staff who lacked emotion as being uncaring [ 13].
The cook has had a tough week after many journalists interpreted her comments in a radio interview as suggesting that battery-reared chickens were necessary to feed the less well-off.
