Sentence examples for be construed as specific from inspiring English sources

This finding should not be construed as specific to mitochondria, as global downregulation of ribosomal gene transcription may occur nonspecifically during extreme biological conditions such as septic shock [ 17, 62].

On the other hand, no incidents occurred that could be construed as constituting specific exposure to infection, for example, needlesticks.

Of note, the detailed analysis documented herewith demonstrated that of the various anti-Runx3 Abs used for detection of Runx3 in GIT Ep, the widely used subtype designated R3-1E10 (Ito et al, 2009) is an invalid reagent and could not be construed as being specific for Runx3 protein.

Data in Fig 2A and Fig S1 of Supporting information provide evidence showing that these Abs could not be construed as being specific for Runx3 protein; (c) Papers that used either RT-PCR or well characterized/validated Abs and failed, by either method, to detect Runx3 expression in the Ep of the GIT.

The measurements obtained should be construed as location-specific rather than muscle-specific due to the various factors influencing EMG measurements [17].

This Melbourne-specific result could be construed as a rare occurrence wherein more disadvantaged groups have better access to a health promoting resource.

In several US states there are specific laws that may be construed as stating that DNA test results are considered the property of the tested individual [ 3].

I have some minor specific issues with the paper.-The title may be construed as a bit misleading as 'evolutionary link' seems to imply that ssDNA virus es) evolved from ssRNA virus es) or vice versa.

By contrast, the high prevalence of host-related genes (as opposed to virus-specific genes) in many viruses (particularly, those with large genomes) might be construed as support for the "escaped genes" or even the "cell degeneration" hypotheses.

Consequently, none can be construed as being "global".

Would that be construed as cheating?