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Differences in decay rates may also be interpreted as different time-scale regimes.

In Treliński's view, the two operas can be interpreted as different phases in the life of one woman.

The four metaphorical frames can be interpreted as different kinds of thinking about the future.

Rather than alternative futures, the frames can be interpreted as different types of projections: primary (what will happen if nothing is done), secondary (what should be done) and historical (what could happen).

This could be interpreted as different resistance to the disease since all fish were simultaneously infected using a standardized IP-injection with identical dose of virus.

The different applied inputs represent a robustness check of the network dynamics against uncertainties in the data and can also be interpreted as different situations in the awake state, for example, biased toward top-down versus bottom-up inputs.

All clusters were interpreted as different sets with practical meanings: soil in abandoned greenbelt, soil in ill-managed greenbelt, soil in new vegetable land, extreme urban conditioned soil, soil in well-managed greenbelt, soil in highly mellowed vegetable land, soil in common urban peri-urban greenbelt and weak-urban peri-urbanoil.

This fact is interpreted as different opportunities for selection against deleterious mutations among fitness components because deleterious mutations expressed at the early life-cycle stages are more frequently purged from inbred populations than those at late life-cycle stages (Husband and Schemske, 1996).

Reciprocal migration rates were interpreted as different when their 95% confidence intervals did not overlap.

If the different dependences on R of the reactant and product wave functions in eqs 9.4a and 9.4b are interpreted as different vibrational states, but do not correspond to PT (thus, eq 9.1 is no longer the equation describing the reaction), the above theoretical framework is, indeed, unchanged.

Moreover, as QSSPN allows incorporation of quantitative rates, it offers the exciting prospect of building semi-quantitative models where individual trajectories are interpreted as different cellular behaviours occurring in a population of genetically identical cells because of stochastic phenotypic switching (Balaban et al., 2004).