Sentence examples for binding has been interpreted from inspiring English sources

Enhanced binding has been interpreted as an indicator of increased sense of control or agency (Moore et al., 2010 a ).

Also in many (but not all) SPET and PET studies, reduced SERT binding has been interpreted to indicate reduced 5-HT function.

Our observations are reminiscent of the studies of transcription factor binding in the Drosophila blastoderm where disparate transcription factors show similar binding profiles and this has been interpreted to represent a strong influence of chromatin accessibility on transcription factor binding [72], [73].

It has been called "a conversation-stopper" because of the deeply controversial, metaphysical assumptions undergirding the stated moral claim: that God exists, that He is the God of Christianity, that the Bible is authoritative on moral matters, that Christian morality is binding on the society at large, that it has been interpreted correctly and so forth.

This mutation has been interpreted to render open the C-terminus of the peptide binding groove, to reduced stability of class II MHC molecules and to promiscuous peptide binding [ 16, 17].

This pattern has been previously reported for the native IIIL telomere [ 21, 22] and, has been interpreted as indicating regions of nucleosome exclusion due to the binding of ORC and Abf1.

This has been interpreted in various ways.

The way it has been interpreted.

The solution spectral behaviour has been interpreted by EHMO calculations.

"Paparazzi" has been interpreted with different meanings.

The Times said this had been interpreted by the DUP as a sign that the clause will be inserted into the legally binding agreement.