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The equilibrium data were also interpreted by a proposed mechanism of three reactions of complexation by which (1,1), (1,2) and (2,1) acid-amine complexes are formed.

Soon revolution will begin issuing demands via Bebo #Egypt — Jack Shenker (@hackneylad) 2 Jul 13 That the president was reduced to speaking by text message was also interpreted by some of his opponents as a sign that he could no longer count on state television, which had broadcast the military's ultimatum on Monday.

Willis films like "In Country" or "Death Becomes Her" (1992) or "The Color of Night," and films in which he had smaller parts like 1991's "Billy Bathgate" (where he was the only credible person in the picture) and "Mortal Thoughts" (his seedy pleasure seeker seemed to have crawled out of a Buick ashtray), were not only failures, but were also interpreted by hardcore Willis fans as insults.

Surfactant flooding sandpack laboratory tests are also interpreted by UTCHEM chemical flooding simulator coupled with the HLD-NAC phase behavior model.

The high solubility of the freeze-dried gum might be also interpreted by the fact that the freeze drying could result in the low bulk density and high porosity.

The referendum, and its outcome, was also interpreted by people in different ways.

The radiographs were also interpreted separately using a structured questionnaire by an independent pediatric radiologist blinded to the clinical data.

The BFHI was also interpreted in a simplistic way.

Implementation was also interpreted as an outcome, which was understood by all participants as: uptake of guidelines into clinical practice, or into policy that influences practice (16).

They also interpreted it as a sign that Microsoft intends to broaden its appeal to businesses by using Skype to offer cheaper services than existing phone companies.

Our results may also be interpreted by following a similar intuition: female GPs who appear to choose to work less or undergo a professional time constraint compensate for this by increasing their workload either by intensifying the type of their consultations and/or by favouring patients and consultations that incur additional payments.