The phrase "as we interpreted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific understanding or explanation of information or events based on one's perspective or analysis.
Example: "The results of the experiment were surprising, as we interpreted the data to suggest a different outcome."
Alternatives: "according to our interpretation" or "based on our understanding".
And it falls squarely under the ban of the First Amendment (made applicable to the States by the Fourteenth) as we interpreted it in Everson v. Board of Education, 330 U.S. 1.
Mindful of "the greater immigration-related expertise of the Executive Branch" and "the serious administrative needs and concerns inherent in the necessarily extensive [Government] efforts to enforce this complex statute," I would interpret the word "when" in the same manner as we interpreted other parts of this statute in Zadvydas v. Davis, 533 U. S. 678, 700 (2001).
He can be a perfectionist, as we interpreted him in the higher pleasures doctrine.
HMGB1 results obtained by Western blot were further used for correlations and conclusion as we interpreted the discordant results obtained by ELISA as a possible effect of immune complex formation.
This may lead to underestimation, 30 especially at the beginning of the observation window, as we interpreted lack of an affirmative response in the disease checklist (including non-response to a whole questionnaire in the intervening years) as absence of disease.
In another experiment, when the barrier gel was coated on the bottom of a 35 mm cell culture well, in contrast to untreated controls all cell lines exhibited more floating round cells, which as we interpreted were inhibited in their ability to adhere to cell culture wells).
The implication of such pieces is always that tragedies like these are preventable, as long as we interpret the signs correctly and take appropriate action.
As we interpret the statue, the naked lady on the perch simply represents Ship News, the endless scroll probably typifies an anti-administration editorial We wre not sure about the owl, which may be either Walter Lippman or Mark Sullivan.
As we interpret this law, it is intended, among other things, to prohibit and punish the receiving of a concession for the transportation of goods from the duly filed and published rate.
As we interpret the phenomenological description further, we may assess the relevance of the context of experience.
In a way, we all do this to some extent as we interpret each other through our own perceptual filters.
