Sentence examples for been interpreted as either from inspiring English sources
But I think the AAA had to do something because I really think that the future of work by anthropologists with indigenous peoples in Latin America with a high potential to do good was put seriously at risk by its accusations, and silence on the part of the AAA would have been interpreted as either assent or cowardice.
Different statistical analysis of the same transcriptome data from normal Drosophila testes dissected into crude meiotic, as well as pre and post-meiotic stages has been interpreted as either demonstrating the presence [ 24] or absence [ 21] of dosage compensation in these tissues.
He just sort of looked down at me, with an expression that could have been interpreted as either, "I'm still not sure who the hell you are or what you are doing here" or a benign, if wearied, tolerance.
It had been interpreted as either the unfortunate carelessness of an opium-addicted genius or proof of a genius for synthesizing others' ideas in producing original and profound work of his own.
The tattoo in question was reportedly the letters IV, the semiotics of which have been interpreted as either the Roman numerals for 4 – Beyoncé and Jay-Z's birthdays are both on the fourth of the month: wow, written in the stars!
The Latakia Ridge has previously been interpreted as either a thrust culmination or a positive flower structure.
These references have sparked a considerable debate as to their interpretation: thus the numbers given for the entire Imperial Fleet in 949 can be interpreted as either 100, 150 or 250 ships, depending on the reading of the Greek text.
The results were interpreted as either percent ink adhesion or percent ink removal.
As mentioned in the theoretical section, this could be interpreted as either evidence that this group is more often liquidity constrained or that they are more risk averse.
