Sentence examples for already interpreted as a from inspiring English sources
The distribution of income was already interpreted as a pure public good by Thurow in 1971 [39], because every individual is confronted with the same distribution of income.
The 2003 increase of CO2 fluxes and the DDS enlargement were already interpreted as due to the "first arrival" of hydrothermal CO2 at the surface, in the peripheral areas of Solfatara62.
Brilliantly evocative in its own right, it also casts her grief as a rejection of what the followers of Yehoshuah are already interpreting as the supreme miracle of the resurrection.
By its unusual informality, the presidents' two-day meeting is already being interpreted as a milestone in their nations' often tense and generally stilted four-decade diplomatic history.
To those outside the diplomatic bubble, the statement might seem anodyne, but it is already being interpreted as a slap in the face to Washington because it talks of the US-EU partnership being "based on respect and trust, including as concerns the work and co-operation of secret services".
Indeed, certain details of our modeling (see, e.g., Text S1, Section 3.3) can already be interpreted as a rudimentary differentiation between the ingestive-egestive character of the motor programs and that of the actual behavior of the animal.
Already Solis' appointment is being interpreted as a reaffirmation of the president-elect's commitment to green jobs and the Employee Free Choice Act.
Its high expression already in normoxia-acclimated animals might be interpreted as a pre-adaptive feature which renders a marked hypoxia response unnecessary.
"Poetess" does not have to be interpreted as a term of ridicule: why should the suffix be demeaning, unless you already construct femininity as second class?
Instagram has already been embroiled in controversy over a proposed change in its terms & conditions, which was widely interpreted as a rights grab.
The lower fold increase observed in patients could also be interpreted as a result of an inefficient stimulation in the patient samples as they are already partly stimulated.
