Sentence examples for again interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The repeat ultrasound revealed the WES triad and was again interpreted as cholelithiasis.

Similarly volumes of high stratal curvature coincide with disturbance geobodies, again interpreted as zones of weak, distributed deformation.

Under a cooperative agreement, one party may obstruct the joint effort while another party provides benefits, which is again interpreted as parasitism.

Later a potassium-sensitive periodic paralysis with normokalaemia caused by Nav1.4 mutations at the third arginine of the voltage sensor of domain II at codon 675 also was diagnosed as normokalaemic periodic paralysis (Vicart et al., 2004) and again interpreted as hyperkalaemic periodic paralysis because of the triggering effect of potassium (Song et al., 2012).

The floor plans ramble, accumulating alcoves and chambers through the centuries, but are basically faithful to a trefoil design -- here again variously interpreted as a representation of the female body or simply as a pattern dictated by the geology of one of the earliest burial sites.

At the same time, the Catholic Church's injunction against usury - Luke enjoined Jesus' followers to "lend, hoping for nothing again," later interpreted as a warning against lending money at interest - prohibited Christians from entering that lucrative profession while leaving it wide open for Jews.

Similarly, in respect of the top-down estimates of cost, PAFs are based on relative and not absolute risks of morbidity conditional on adiposity and can again be interpreted as incremental costs of adiposity.

Finally, we removed the cooperative binding of the downstream transcription factors (which again were interpreted as absolute requirements and hence blocking reactions unduly), and added the ubiquitination dependent degradation of the Tec1 transcription factor, which was missing in the Tiger network.

With 5hmC, we again interpret the difference as being due to the additional −OH group, which likely leads to the increase in the water-accessible surface area upon denaturation.

At face value, this again could be interpreted as evidence for positive selection.

As 39,XY*O mice performed equivalently to 40,XY mice at longer stimulus durations, and because the two groups of mice were equally motivated, these results may again reasonably be interpreted as a specific impairment in attention.