Sentence examples for be interpreted as affecting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the 1965 UN Convention on Racial Discrimination goes so far as to state in Article 1.3 that "nothing in this Convention may be interpreted as affecting in any way the legal provisions of states parties concerning nationality, citizenship, or naturalisation, provided that such provisions do not discriminate against any particular nationality".

Therefore the increasing series could eventually be interpreted as less affected by habituation than the other series.

This observation may be interpreted as a QTL affecting the penetrance of the staminate ear tip.

All these expectations can be interpreted as factors that affected the functioning of the partnership, as explored later.

Additional diagnoses are defined as "a condition or complaint either coexisting with the principal diagnosis or arising during the episode of care" in the Australian Coding Standards and should be interpreted as conditions that affect patient management.

Effect size has the same interpretation as in the ecotoxicological study that corresponds to the EF, e.g., at the EF of 0.6082 a simulated effect of 0.1 could be interpreted as swimming being affected in 10% of Oncorhynchus mykiss (see Table 1).

Since each entry of the time-translation matrix can be interpreted as one transcription factor affecting the α-coefficient of another in the successive time point, this is a useful quantitative model of the dynamical properties of the system.

With this approach, every existing entity – humans, other animals, plants, organizations, even non-living artifacts, electronic objects in cyberspace, pieces of intellectual property – can be interpreted as potential agents that affect other entities, and as potential patients that are affected by other entities.

The mere fact that a screenplay could be interpreted as anti-war can affect its chances of getting studio backing.

Our results indicate that DS can be interpreted as segmental progeria, which affects at least two disparate tissues.

And Mr. Obama's aides acknowledge that a loss in this deep-blue state would be interpreted as a rebuke of Mr. Obama, affecting his ability to pass major legislation and the public's perceptions of his party's power.