Sentence examples for clearly be interpreted from inspiring English sources

The resolution, which could clearly be interpreted to open the way for the use of force against the radical Islamic Taliban government of Afghanistan if it failed to "deny safe haven" to terrorist groups, called on all the states to report within 90 days on how they were complying.

In conclusion, our study on the medial gastrocnemius muscles showed that vibration applied to the unloaded, relaxed lower leg induces alterations in the content of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood in the belly region of the muscle that could clearly be interpreted as an extrusion of partially desoxygenated blood from the small veins.

In this study and in accordance with literature data (Raggam et al. 2011) P. chrysogenum, when exposed to 40 °C, exhibited a remarkable over-expression of proteins, which can clearly be interpreted as the synthesis of HSPs (Fig 2, A C).

While acquisition of the latter may clearly be interpreted as a transition to higher risk behaviour, the acquisition of a spouse may be viewed as a shift to lower-risk behaviour as people theoretically move from a 'sexually active but single' state to a more stable, settled relationship.

These figures clearly must be interpreted with considerable caution, not least because of possible publication bias.

Finally, Goldstone's report is clearly asking to be interpreted as a red flag regarding future behaviour.

Clearly, propositions can be interpreted as subsets of a topological space.

Questions on general motivation are indicative but clearly have to be interpreted with care.

Understanding the regulatory perspective on mechanistic concepts will be important for designing experiments that can be interpreted clearly and applied in risk assessments without undue reliance on extrapolation and assumption.

Clearly, Nm values cannot be interpreted as current gene flow between populations.

Clearly, these results must be interpreted cautiously due to the small number of patients.