Sentence examples for construed and the from inspiring English sources

Complete primary sequence for LB509 has been construed and the antibody generated exhibits specific binding to α-synuclein.

The Code remedies for consumers are to be liberally construed, and the buyer should have the option of cancelling if the seller does not provide conforming goods.

It must be construed, and the intent and meaning of the Legislature ascertained, from the language of the act, and the words used therein are to be given their ordinary meaning unless the context shows that they are differently used.

As someone not in this research area, I found the manuscript scientifically well construed and the rationale easy to follow.

Whether agreements for arbitration of disputes arising under maritime contracts are within the scope of the statute, and whether, if so construed and applied, the state law conflicts with the federal Constitution, are the questions for decision.

As a response to the externalizations of capital, energy has emerged in this discourse as a less equivocal basis for construing and the variegated geographies and scales of capitalist industrial urbanization than traditional, city-centric epistemologies.

And we must determine whether thus construed, and in the absence of any emergency, the statute necessarily conflicts with the Fourteenth Amendment.

I have discussed today two strategies for reducing systemic risk: strengthening the financial infrastructure, broadly construed, and increasing the system-wide focus of financial regulation and supervision.

Coffin (1996) identified the genres of history texts in secondary history textbooks to investigate how the discourse of history is construed, and summarized the challenges these genres posed for students.

Lockeans say the Constitution, properly construed and enforced by the judiciary, circumscribes the majoritarian principle by protecting all rights that are crucial to individual sovereignty.

I dissent because I think the Court has misconceived the nature of § 903 as construed and applied by the New York Court of Appeals, and has unduly circumscribed the power of the State to ensure the qualifications of its teachers.