Sentence examples for and this is interpreted from inspiring English sources

Generally, the term hijab refers to "modest dress", and this is interpreted differently depending on cultural context and one's approach to the sacred law.

Treatment of humic solutions with acetic acid was found to cause a reversible shift of this maximum to smaller sizes, and this is interpreted as an indication of the existence of loosely bound humic subunits.

At very low lindane concentrations (3.2 and 10 μg l−1), there was a significant increase in the numbers of offspring produced per female compared with the controls and this is interpreted as a hormesis effect.

Second-order reaction kinetics are evident in all cases, and this is interpreted within the framework of an intrachain rearrangement leading to a higher coplanarity of thiophene rings in the new phase.

The synthetic rock samples could not be well described by this theory and this is interpreted as due to structural variation in the samples induced by the production method.

Likewise, it is found that the metacognitive beliefs of the current hallucinators coincide with those of the OCD patients in various factors, particularly that relating to superstition, and this is interpreted as lending support to the model of Morrison et al. (1995).

"If I interact with the TV, Tony Blair or something on, and make any comment, this is interpreted as psychosis.

This is interpreted spatially and temporally in terms of shifting contexts and contingent events in (and beyond) Berlin.

When the time came to say goodbye, he was surprisingly quiet and compliant, and this was interpreted as a sign that he was fine.

Species from this warm group responded to very warm temperatures which rarely occur in the field, and this was interpreted as a gap-detecting mechanism.

During this same period it was also usual to read Essay V ("My Station and Its Duties") as expressing Bradley's own position, and this was interpreted as derivative, relying heavily on Hegel's view of society as an organism of interrelated persons.