Sentence examples for been interpreted previously from inspiring English sources

Although unit 3 has been interpreted previously as the top of the LBA tuff succession10, we speculate that it might be composed of sediment deposited during the waning phase of the flood event, such as mass flows and suspension fallout of sediment from the highly turbid water column.

The second fitted Cr-Cr/Fe shell (3.60 3.61 Å) has been interpreted previously as a double corner sharing path between adsorbed Cr III) and Fe III) hydroxides [70,71].

However, the MID values detected were approximately equivalent to 1.96 times the value of the corresponding SEM figures; almost double or more that which has been interpreted previously as equivalent by other authors also using this distribution-based method [ 25, 26, 33- 35].

"Better known" has sometimes been interpreted simply as "previously known to the knower of the demonstration" (i.e., already known in advance of the demonstration).

A 5.3 Å resolution, cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM) map of Chikungunya virus-like particles (VLPs) has been interpreted using the previously published crystal structure of the Chikungunya E1-E2 glycoprotein heterodimer.

Antibodies to OspA have previously been interpreted as markers for vaccination.

This hummocky moraine landscape has previously been interpreted as the record of a stagnant glacier.

The Latakia Ridge has previously been interpreted as either a thrust culmination or a positive flower structure.

But they had previously been interpreted, falsely, the scientists concluded, as arising when severe storms trapped early sea animals in pools among the sand dunes.

It provides an explanation for the force measurements of the interaction between opposing cadherin layers, which have previously been interpreted as resulting from three different interdigitating interactions.

This vegetation change, which has been recorded throughout the Faroes, has previously been interpreted as a retrogressive shift from woody shrubs to a herbaceous community.