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While the roles other proteins play in determining host tropism are less well characterized, and studies looking into molecular dynamics of these proteins are even fewer, differences in amino acid residues of avian and human strains can be interpreted to changes in these amino acid properties.

This evolutionary case can be interpreted to indicate that change in the second character is contingent upon change in the first character.

Concentrations of TOC with low δ13Corg values could be interpreted to represent a change in the proportion of organic matter derived from land plants versus oceans25,26.

The message, he said, "might be interpreted to mean that the Puerto Ricans should change their form of government, without necessarily implying the use of violence".

Obliquity-scale stratigraphic variations are interpreted to reflect changes in the relative sea level.

The distal part of the wedge represents a basin plain environment and is characterised by a series of crude fining upward successions that are interpreted to reflect changes in the rate of accommodation generation and sediment supply, following from periodic increases in fault activity.

These observations have been interpreted to indicate that changes in CTT result in allosteric alterations in global Env conformation that are reflected in altered functional properties, including reduced fusogenicity.

Due to the very high sequence similarity between the homologues from one subfamily, the expression signals were interpreted to represent the changes within the entire subfamily.

The variation in terrigenous input is interpreted to be related to changes in TOC flux and C/N ratios (cf., Ishiwa et al. 2016; Yu et al. 2010; Mackie et al. 2005).

The enrichment of O corresponds to the distribution of synsedimentary inclusion-rich calcite cements in the hardground and has been interpreted to be related to changes in the water circulation leading to intensification of upwelling at the platform margin (Mutti and Bernoulli, 2003).

Regression coefficients are interpreted to be the average change in outcome when a predictor changes by one unit, all other predictors remaining the same.