Sentence examples for construed as acceptable from inspiring English sources

Since addition of characters to an analysis has a substantial positive effect on reliability [37], the performance of our dataset vastly exceeds that of the rbcL dataset and should be construed as acceptable, given the low character-taxon ratios utilized.

They are liberal in what they do and conservative in what they construe as acceptable behavior from others.

His gender-blending could be construed as an acceptable version of identity politics by a segment of the art world that otherwise disdained the trend.

To draw attention to the colour of someone's skin in a manner that could be construed as pejorative is not acceptable in our reality.

Large observational studies confounded by severity of illness have a high likelihood of obtaining incorrect results even after employing conventionally "acceptable" levels of risk-adjustment, with large effect sizes that may be construed as true associations.

"There was some inadvertent ambiguity in the description of the chair in 'evangelical' Christianity that might have been construed as requiring that the incumbent be himself or herself an evangelical Christian, and that would not be either legally or academically acceptable".

Would that be construed as cheating?

Consequently, none can be construed as being "global".

Such restrictions can be construed as a triumph for nonsmokers.

Any news that could even vaguely be construed as good?

He knew his decision could be construed as censorship.