Reflecting the hypotheses generating character of our analyses, all p-values cited are given as nominal values, i.e. they are uncorrected for multiple testing situations and consequently may be interpreted merely in an explorative manner.
The comments may be interpreted as merely ungrateful griping from overworked drivers coping with a trade show that jams this city with up to 200,000 visitors.
Therefore, adding it to the 1961 Convention –if and when that is if approved by the CND– can be interpreted as merely playing catch up to accommodate Big Pharma.
Additionally, Graham explains that the new regulations make it a crime to exchange private information which could be interpreted as merely posting a link.
Then the terminal exon of NUP62 could be interpreted as "merely" an alternative 3'-end of the IL4I1 gene, or the downstream exons of IL4I1 were alternative ends of the NUP62 gene.
How Heller will be interpreted is as yet unclear.
It has, in fact, been noted that symptoms of depression are often not correctly recognised [ 11] as they may merely be interpreted as inevitable signs of old age or cognitive deterioration, or as they are less disturbing within the community environment are considered irrelevant and are therefore underestimated.
This seems odd when viewed from a vulnerability perspective, which has departed from a critique of the hazard paradigm and has argued that there is nothing "natural" in natural catastrophes (O'Keefe et al. 1976), but rather that they must be interpreted as crises that merely reveal a latent social condition.
This should not be interpreted as evidence in support of the hypothesis, but merely as a lack of evidence against it.
At the Westminster launch, Atkinson explained: "The clear problem of the outlawing of insult is that too many things can be interpreted as such: criticism, ridicule, sarcasm, merely stating an alternative point of view to the orthodoxy".
