Sentence examples for construed as enabling from inspiring English sources

This juxtaposition of "leaky" capillaries and tight epithelium constitutes the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier (BSCFB) [ 15, 16], an arrangement construed as enabling blood-born leukocytes to extravasate into an uninflamed brain during the incipient stages of MS and EAE [ 17, 18].

Reductions generally were construed as instruments to enable the natives adopt European lifestyles and values; this was not the case in the Jesuit reductions, however, where the Jesuits allowed the inhabitants to retain many pre-colonial cultural practices.

The increase in Hb has been construed as the fundamental adaptation enabling increases in aerobic power and performance to occur on return to sea-level.

Imagination can be construed as conforming to a learning process that enables people to estimate the emotional reaction associated with a novel event [6, 7].

Indeed, it is possible to argue that the conceptions are in one sense potentially identical: if the essence of nature is that it produces the subjectivity which enables it to understand itself, nature itself could be construed as a kind of 'super-subject'.

An essential point here is that when a formula is construed as a natural number, then the numeral corresponding to that natural number can occur as the argument of a formula, thus enabling the syntax to "refer" to itself, so to speak (i.e., when a numeral is substituted into a formula the Gödel number of which the numeral represents).

Would that be construed as cheating?

Any news that could even vaguely be construed as good?

He knew his decision could be construed as censorship.

The behavior could be construed as violating department rules.

Your absence will certainly be construed as indifference — or worse.