Sentence examples for are now interpreted from inspiring English sources

Previously considered apocrine tumors, anogenital HP tumors are now interpreted as adenomas of mammary-like anogenital glands based on their histologic features.

Early models of atomic structure envisioned the electron as a particle orbiting the nucleus, but electron orbitals are now interpreted as the regions of space occupied by standing waves called wave functions.

Once considered predatory, the Gastornithidae (Paleocene Gastornis of Europe and Eocene Diatryma of North America) are now interpreted as likely herbivores (Mustoe et al. 2012).

The determinants of SES are complex, and the early findings are now interpreted as having been incorrect and stemming from past methodological weaknesses.

The language stays the same, but intension variables are now interpreted by partial functions on the set of states functions whose domains may be proper subsets of the set of states.

Although sometimes interpreted as the result of a single catastrophe, the Bernissart finds instead are now interpreted as recording multiple events.

The problem is that our judges are now interpreting privacy as a catch-all.

However, in light of the news that the entire Russian team is being banned from the Olympics, we are now interpreting them as an homage to Russia, as seen through the lens of offbeat Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy and his eponymous label.

Among other things, the Wachowskis' reclusiveness was now interpreted in terms of Lana's gender identity.

It is now interpreted as an allegory about the Putin era as well.

Ahimsa is now interpreted by some American yogis to allow meat, if it is humanely slaughtered.