Sentence examples for as has been interpreted from inspiring English sources

Another interpretation for the rod (besides a notochord or a gut) is a coelomic cavity, as has been interpreted for a similarly positioned rod-like structure in Yunnanozoon [ 25].

This has a theoretical impact on our interpretation of the ΔC values in barley from Chogha Golan, as fluctuations toward decreased CO2 could produce relative stress signals in the ΔC record that are indicative of the short-term lowering of CO2 concentration rather than for a reduction in water availability, as has been interpreted for the ΔC values in barley from AH VI.

The Bacchus, for which Caravaggio's moonfaced friend, the Sicilian painter Mario Minniti, acted as model, has been interpreted as a depiction of a male prostitute in down-at-heel lodgings offering a prospective client a glass of wine.

"We are enforcing the law as it has been interpreted by the court," said Paul J. Browne, the New York Police Department's chief spokesman.

Likewise, a reference to Muhammad as "ummi" has been interpreted to mean he was illiterate, making his Koranic revelations all the more astonishing.

It said part IIA of the act "as it has been interpreted by the courts strikes an appropriate balance between freedom of speech and freedom from racial vilification".

As such, Darwinius has been interpreted as a generalized arboreal quadruped that was not particularly specialized for leaping.

The prosecutorial assault on Mr. Khodorkovsky -- one of a cadre of wealthy businessmen known derisively as oligarchs -- has been interpreted by some as a broader assault on big business in Russia.

The epidemiology relating to total dairy consumption or that measured as milk consumption has been interpreted differently in different publications.

In a few states, such as California, a state constitution has been interpreted as providing more comprehensive protections than the First Amendment.

Contemplation as guide to life has been interpreted in many ways.