Sentence examples for believed to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

Calcium spiking is believed to be interpreted by a calcium calmodulin dependent kinase, CCAMK, which acts together with the CYCLOPS protein to mediate downstream responses [1], [15] [18].

However, all interviews are believed to be mostly interpreted rather than translated.

Understanding particle motion is believed to be an essential step in interpreting the appearance of the coal particle and its associated flame.

The tendency for negation outside the scope of (certain) negated propositional attitude predicates (e.g., a does not believe that $p$) to be interpreted as associated with the embedded clause (e.g., a believes that not-$p$); this is so-called "neg-raising", to which we return below.

He also described how measurements of mental phenomena were both possible and being done in practice, though he did believe the results had to be interpreted on a psychic scale different from the usual physical ones used for measures such as lengths and weights.

We therefore believe that the cDNA sequences have to be interpreted very cautiously, and we base our conclusions mainly on the genome project data.

How, though, is it to be interpreted?

They need to be interpreted with care.

They exist to be interpreted.

It has led to a good deal of confusion, partly because journalists have sometimes been interpreting what they believe to be the new rules without reference to the style guide itself, or, failing any help there, to the millennium edition of Collins.

Greg Smith, the Associate Director of Research on the study, told HuffPost by email that the researchers did not define in the survey what "sharing" could entail, but said be believed it would be interpreted broadly, beyond evangelizing or proselytizing.