Sentence examples for be interpreted by an from inspiring English sources
There is also an attempted suicide, a crude and manipulative grab for attention, which could be interpreted by an unsympathetic reader as a wearying reassertion that gay men are unhappy.
The invitation "to read" can be interpreted by an actor to mean anything from "I'm toying with an idea and I just want to hear the dialogue aloud" to "I'd like you to be the star of my new masterpiece".
Another improvement in the weather information provided by Nexrad is the digital processing of radar data, a procedure that renders the information in a form that can be interpreted by an observer who is not necessarily a meteorologist.
If dysplasia is noted, another endoscopy should be performed with extensive biopsy sampling (especially from areas with mucosal irregularity) to look for invasive cancer, and the histology slides should be interpreted by an expert pathologist.
Researchers in Germany are now working on a system that would let you perform such actions without even holding the phone instead you'd tap your palm, and the movements would be interpreted by an "imaginary phone" system that would relay the request to your actual phone.
Support is provided in the scientific literature for two key assumptions, that downstream migrants are able to exhibit volitional behaviour in response to stimuli encountered and that these behaviours can be interpreted by an observer to indicate the detection of a signal.
The pediatric PSG should be interpreted by a pediatric professional knowledgeable in normal development and sleep disorders in children.
Rules on construction in the Highlands will largely be interpreted by a 15-member panel -- to be approved by the Legislature -- with virtual veto power over developments.
The university disagreed and said the tweet would be interpreted by a reasonable person as a threat to the academic progress of McDougall.
