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But recently, evidence from Mayan epigraphy of possible Nahuatl loanwords in Mayan languages has been interpreted as demonstrating that other Mesoamerican languages may have been borrowing words from Proto-Nahuan (or its early descendants) significantly earlier than previously thought, bolstering the possibility of a significant Nahuatl presence at Teotihuacan.
This finding has been interpreted as demonstrating an attentional and/or representational bias towards letters located on the left-hand side of the mental alphabetical line [14] [15].
The hindimb buds of the rescued Raldh2/Raldh3 mutants are normal, which has been interpreted as demonstrating that RA is not required for hindlimb outgrowth (Zhao et al., 2009).
Gödel's theorem can be interpreted as demonstrating a limitation in what can be achieved by purely formal procedures.
The internal consistency, assessed by a Cronbach's alpha score of 0.92, can be interpreted as demonstrating high reliability.
Correlations of journal quality assessments might be interpreted as demonstrating how the traditional German journals, on the one hand, and the US mainstream journals, on the other hand, are each perceived to offer a discourse of a rather uniform type of quality, while EAR, AOS and CPA are too diverse to fall into one of these two discourses.
Those results were interpreted as demonstrating that Pten is largely a regulator of Akt activity, whereas Tsc1/2 serves as a tumor suppressor and inhibitor affecting principally S6k.
Our result showing that an auditory area is necessary for timing of auditory events may thus be interpreted as demonstrating the existence of modality specific temporal processing.
The remaining conformations can then be interpreted as demonstrating true variability compared to the base conformation.
The data were interpreted as demonstrating that the NYCDOH questionnaire was a valid instrument for identifying children for TST.
These statistics are evaluated against ± 2, where values greater than +2 are interpreted as demonstrating more variation than predicted.
