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This may be interpreted as occurring via compositional mutations as described [ 57].

Gas migration is interpreted as occurring by the formation and propagation of dilatant pathways within the bentonite.

The changes in spectral parameters were interpreted as occurring as a direct consequence of cell death and changes in the density of cell nuclei after chemotherapy.

The information conveyed by these kinds of evolutionary trees might be interpreted as evolution occurring from "lower" or "less evolved" to "higher" or "more evolved" organisms even when branch tips represent equally modern sets of forms.

EGT demonstrates that genetic tinkering was an important aspect driving organellogenesis that can be interpreted as having occurred outside the organelle (i.e., in the host genome).

In the limit, this would approximate a fossil record so poor that it could not be used to place constraints on the ages of nodes, in which case almost any disjunction between continents could be interpreted as having occurred within the window of Gondwanan events.

This cycle has been repeated several times, which can be interpreted as fracture growth/extension occurring about once a year, at least for this well.

This can be interpreted as degeneration not currently occurring or occurring at a very slow rate preventing detectable changes.

Only one band (band A) was amplified from the genus Tursiops, a scenario that can be interpreted as segmental duplications occurred around the locus Turt164 of genus Stenella.

It has been found in thousands of studies that incoming sounds that violate an established regularity evoke mismatch responses that can be interpreted as prediction error signals occurring at different levels along the hierarchy of predictive models.

We analysed whether a modified (delayed) well interpretation improved concordance, allowing growth in drug-containing wells to be interpreted as resistant if it occurred within 7 or 14 days after TB growth was first identified in drug-free wells (and not only on the same day).