Early studies showed that proteins denatured by pressure are often in a different state than the same proteins denatured by high temperature, which was interpreted as possibly supporting the cyclol model of denaturation.
This unusual constriction was interpreted as possibly reflecting "a habituation to the situation" (Raisig et al., 2007, p. 869).
Some changes can be interpreted as possibly regulatory, such as the substitution in the RNAse III site upstream of 6.5 and the change in lysozyme [one function of lysozyme is to bind the phage RNA polymerase and shift its specificity in favor of late genes; [ 15]].
The synchronous brain activity measured via MEG (or EEG) can be interpreted as arising from a collection (possibly large) of current dipoles or sources located throughout the cortex.
Similar patterns have been reported in several other taxa, and have been interpreted as an example of male-female coevolution, possibly mediated by sexual conflict over fertilisation [48] [52].
Recently, LPR has been interpreted as energy metabolic distress in the absence of ischemia, which possibly results from mitochondrial dysfunction, seizures or reduced substrate availability.
The observed scan rate dependence of the current has been interpreted as delayed response time of faradic reaction nonsynchronous with faster scan rate, which could possibly have boosted capacitance density further.
The Austrian philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, who was for part of his career professor of philosophy at the University of Cambridge, has sometimes been interpreted as a behaviourist, though his insistence that "an 'inner process' stands in need of outward criteria" could possibly be interpreted as a sort of epistemic and central-state materialism.
Consequently, SNPs displaying either high or low PPP-values (i.e. outliers) were interpreted as loci possibly under selection.
