Sentence examples for and cannot be construed from inspiring English sources

First, the sample was one of convenience and cannot be construed as representative of the post-breast cancer surgery population.

Together, these data indicate that responses to the devalued stimulus in the OCD group are indicative of habit and cannot be construed as goal-directed, purposeful avoidance.

Express yourself in a way that is non-threatening, not critical and cannot be construed as whining.

According to the binding theory, this is because pronouns are descriptively attenuated, and therefore cannot be construed by way of accommodation.

As analysis proceeds, one reaches more primitive notions, and it might be thought that the process must terminate at a stage in which the remaining vocabulary is indefinable because the entities involved are absolutely simple, and hence, cannot be construed as logical constructions built out of anything more primitive.

Hence, van der Sandt hypothesizes that pronouns are a special class of presuppositional expressions: while all presupposition triggers prefer to be linked to antecedents, pronouns almost always must be linked to antecedents, because they are descriptively attenuated, and therefore cannot be construed by way of accommodation (see below for further discussion of the last point).

Studies on snakes, for example, also find opportunistic pathogens in their mouths [10], [11], and snakes cannot be construed to fit the 'epidemic' model.

In any case, since their phylogeny is arbitrarily rooted, the authors cannot claim that their analysis confirms the existence of a monophyletic "TACK" superphylum!! Authors' response: Indeed, we point out in this article that "the inference of gene gain depends on tree topology and therefore cannot be construed as direct evidence of the monophyly of any group".