Sentence examples for and the general interpretation from inspiring English sources

Among various comments, the opinion expressed on 5 May 2006 by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA 2006) and the general interpretation of an epidemiologic study conducted by the National Cancer Institute (NCI 2006) necessitate comment on our part.

Results from all of the experiments described above are consistent with our results and with the general interpretation that the left hemisphere is specialized to process conspecific vocalizations and familiar stimuli.

Again, the normalisation leads to values around 1 for large s, and also the general interpretation is similar to that of g(r), see [ 23], pp.325.

The general interpretation from an extensive animal and human literature is that prodromal stages of AD, including aMCI, are marked with reduced vascular integrity, compromised mitochondrial function and elevated oxidative stress [ 1, 10, 11].

Reviewers discussed the general interpretation of individual items on QAREL and outlined general areas of ambiguity for certain items.

While some real homoeologous differences remained undetected, the general interpretation of the relative amounts of cis- and trans-acting regulation will be evaluated against future studies.

The general interpretation is that our recognition of God's intervention is the only meaningful part of life.

In fact, the general interpretation of predictive value or information content associated with any particular r 2 is not particularly meaningful.

What is really at issue in many of the debates around the general interpretation of experimental evidence is the extent to which people are maximizers of expected utility.

The Act limited the power of the federal government to use the armed forces of the United States to enforce state laws, though the general interpretation evolved to limit severely the use of federal troops for law enforcement purposes.

The general interpretation of the additive effect is that the underlying genes are noninteractive and influence different pathways (19, 21).