Sentence examples for be interpreted to show from inspiring English sources

This behaviour could be interpreted to show that the highly insulating layer is fairly shallow, a few metres at most.

The intelligence could be interpreted to show that Saddam Hussein had WMD and was ready to use them, but the opposite interpretation was not "properly identified or examined" (that soft-spoken stiletto jab, again).

The decrease in galactolipids observed in this study can be interpreted to show alterations of photosynthetic membranes.

An Assyrian text from the seventh century B.C. may be interpreted to show that king Sennacherib cast such a device in bronze at Nineveh, for use in his palace garden.

They could be interpreted to show a small bias in the results from the genome dataset due to over-representation of some species, i.e. those represented by many strain sequences.

The data can be interpreted to show that "pathophysiologically [people with pre-diabetes] really have type 2 diabetes," having an 80% or greater reduction in this index.

Our simulations are consistent with experimental double electron spin spin distance measurements that have been interpreted to show occluded conformations.

Some of the data have been interpreted to show that an increase in seawater temperature of about 6 °C (10.8 °F) occurred perhaps increasing the overall temperature of seawater to about 30 32 °C (about 86 90 °F)—near the Permian-Triassic boundary.

The data is interpreted to show that low-CSL boundaries (defined by the more restrictive Palumbo-Aust criterion), low-angle boundaries, and general boundaries with plane normals well of the principal stress axis, have low vulnerability to cracking.

Data are interpreted to show that: (i) negative effects of Q on feed intake derive from astringency of CT and short-term post-ingestive malaise; (ii) the increased number of eating bouts and their wider partition throughout the day are means to preserve the ruminal environment in Q-fed heifers; (iii) PEG has the potential to neutralize negative effects of condensed tannins in cattle.

Shared trends in stratigraphic architecture with the European margin of the North Atlantic Basin, as well as with epicontinental shelves surrounding Iberia and other Tethyan areas, are interpreted to show phases of the geodynamic evolution in the central North Atlantic Basin, traces of which are recognizable also in western Africa.