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One implication is that both pedagogic and curriculum registers may be construed differently by different learners, which may lead to unequal learning outcomes.

In our self-administered questionnaire, 'flu-like symptoms' could be construed differently by different students.

Had the Islanders played at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum today, Mike Milbury's remark might have been construed differently.

This suggests that, insofar as they draw a distinction between affections of the mind and the world, this distinction is construed differently than in modern skepticism.

As mentioned earlier the GP 'event' and 'visits' are to be construed differently.

Although the drug development pipeline may be construed differently, many believe that it is important to have a computational modeling layer to explore, in a relatively inexpensive manner, potential scenarios for how drugs may be used.

Sherman construes things differently.

It was construed very differently by people we Liberal Democrats most strongly identify with: our natural, liberal allies in the voluntary and charitable sector saw the bill as a broad assault on their freedom of speech.

Moreover, the multiple locations of a factor can usefully be construed as differently-specialized nodes of a network, each of which contains a representation of the object.

Wangui (2014) shows how men and women construe climate change differently in pastoral areas in Kenya where gendered roles and responsibilities are still relatively well defined.

But he was construed otherwise.