Sentence examples for be construed as directed from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, in remarks that will be construed as directed at the US, he said that the EU had to regain the "digital sovereignty" it had forfeited and reassert its digital independence.
The authors sensibly include statements that could be construed as direct advice (for instance a statement like, "don't drink red wine – it causes breast cancer") and statements from which one might infer health advice (like, "red wine causes breast cancer").
First, it is possible that some individuals who experienced a reaction to NRL did not file workers' compensation claims, so these claim prevalence rates should not be construed as direct estimates of reaction prevalence rates.
In any case, since their phylogeny is arbitrarily rooted, the authors cannot claim that their analysis confirms the existence of a monophyletic "TACK" superphylum!! Authors' response: Indeed, we point out in this article that "the inference of gene gain depends on tree topology and therefore cannot be construed as direct evidence of the monophyly of any group".
Although the inference of gene gain depends on tree topology and therefore cannot be construed as direct evidence of the monophyly of any group, such a high number of gains indicates a strong signal of shared gene content among the archaeal phyla that constitute the TACK superphylum.
The relationship can be construed as a direct extension of the celebrated spectral input output relationship of the linear stationary random vibration theory.
However, it is important to note that blocking this directed path can be construed as over-adjustment, since the directed path is not a biasing path.
Panmure Gordon's Philip Dorgan said: "The absence of any statement from [Sports Direct] in the light of all this bad news could be construed as positive.
