Sentence examples for conducted interpreted as a from inspiring English sources

In the spot, the job rejection letter has a black mark in the margin that viewers in a focus group Ms. Jamieson conducted interpreted as a black hand, she said.

Chemical carcinogenicity is of primary interest, because it drives much of the current regulatory actions regarding new and existing chemicals, and its conventional experimental test takes around three years to design, conduct, and interpret as well as the costs of hundreds of millions of dollars, millions of skilled personnel hours, and several animal lives.

The government hotly denies that it is conducting a dialogue with the Gamaat, but the releases have been interpreted as a reciprocal goodwill gesture.

All the tests were conducted and interpreted as recommended by the manufacturers.

This result is corroborated by previous studies conducted in the B6 [26] and the B6 × FVB backgrounds [25], and it could be interpreted as a form of repetitive behavior due to increased emotional distress induced by the social context.

In that sense, the results of our study may be interpreted as a conservative estimate of barriers to the conduct of clinical research in the United States.

The video is immediately interpreted as a threat.

"Whether this is interpreted as a cooling is relative.

But it has equally been interpreted as a personal manifesto.

From one perspective, modern art can be interpreted as a movement toward formal purism, the way Greenberg interpreted it.

And generally interpreted as a good thing.