Sentence examples for but may be interpreted from inspiring English sources

The limitation in question need not be interpreted psychologically, but may be interpreted temporally: as the Marburgers stress, science happens in time, it is historical, and hence also limited temporally.

This finding is in contrast with our results on the association between the plasma methylation rate and the integrity index of cfDNA (which prompted us to conclude that necrosis instead of apoptosis is the main source of tumour-derived cfDNA), but may be interpreted as partially consistent with data obtained in advanced-stage patients.

That is a bigger claim than other faiths usually make for their holy writings.The Koran may be interpreted but from a believer's viewpoint, nothing in it can be set aside.

There are many ways in which this most famous quote may be interpreted, but to us social scientists it illustrates perfectly the first and most important law in networking, that is, the law of the Small World.

When this information is unavailable or not described, results appropriate for each population but that differ across populations may be interpreted as inconsistent findings.

It may come out very strange, it may be interpreted wrong, but you're trying to find out who you are".

For example, induced conductive hearing loss was assumed not to have caused tinnitus, but it produced startle changes that may be interpreted as tinnitus in the experimental animals.

Anything with "diet" in the name may be interpreted as healthy, but don't let the labels fool you.

Disregard for other's feelings may be interpreted as being insensitive but it is really beyond the child's control.

Common but potentially serious adverse events such as exacerbation frequency may be interpreted differently given the knowledge of treatment assignment.

This may be interpreted as an anti-establishment position, but it may also reflect pragmatic aspects of everyday research conditions.