Sentence examples for be interpreted as only from inspiring English sources

If there remains any ambiguity about the appropriate reading of Section 5, it should nonetheless be interpreted as only a safe harbor in order to avoid the serious constitutional questions that would be raised by reading it as a mandate to the states as petitioner urges.

Therefore, the higher clustering for older users can be interpreted as only specific groups among their real-life friends are present online and many diversified connections are missing in our data.

As the number of false positives is small and the data apply to mouse only, these specificity values should be interpreted as only indicative for our approach.

As the high number of variables tested increases the risk of mass significance, between-subgroup comparisons should be interpreted as only hypothesis-generating.

Overall, these results can be interpreted as only weak evidence for endogenous timers regulating a "type II" rhythm [ 31] of sensitivity to photoperiod in F344 rats.

The new IHS classification describes migraine to be frequently exacerbated by sinus disease and should not be interpreted as only a sinusitis headache [ 23].

Although Morton won the vote 22 votes to 6, the result was interpreted as only occurring because there was no other alternative to Morton.

For example, telling someone I work in arts management can often lead them to think I work with only visual arts, in another country this has been interpreted as only managing artists and their work.

One father cited text messages from his son, which could "only be interpreted as desperately reaching out for help".

"Mayo" got to stay on the label, but Hampton Creek had to clarify what it meant by "just," which could be interpreted as containing "only" what the FDA considers mayonnaise ingredients.

Principles of legal interpretation (for example, a legal requirement that vague criminal enactments are to be interpreted as applying only in clear cases) may make the legal effect of the use of a word more precise than its ordinary effect.