Sentence examples for been interpreted so far from inspiring English sources

The way it has been interpreted so far has been primarily been in relation to compliance with other licence conditions.

These results have been interpreted so far either in terms of the possible translational diffusion of the TEMPO molecules for those PUs showing lesser amount of the hard segments, or in terms of the increased free volume resulting from the temperature induced structural changes within the permeable regions of poly urethane-urea)s.

"Square footage is interpreted so freely," he said.

However, quantitative analyses are still lacking and the heating rate effect has not been well interpreted so far.

Though attractive, this approach requires well-designed studies which should be carried out for years before being evaluated and interpreted; so far, most of these investigations gave inconsistent or controversial results.

The effects of these alterations have so far been interpreted from a promoter-specific viewpoint, focussing on gene gene differences in patterns of histone modifications.

Association with common genetic variants or haplotypes in ADHD has so far been interpreted to mean that a common causal variant exists that confers a small genetic risk for ADHD.

To our knowledge the SCC of the transcriptional regulatory network has so far not been interpreted as pacemaker of the cell cycle of yeast.

In recent years, other members of the STAT protein family have been studied by FRAP to investigate nucleocytoplasmic cycling [ 12, 15, 28], but the data have so far only been interpreted qualitatively.

Further research is needed to confirm our findings, which shall be interpreted as descriptive so far.

About a dozen other states have similar laws but so far they haven't been interpreted in the same way, retail lawyers say.