Sentence examples for construed in effect from inspiring English sources

Such commissions could be construed, in effect, as part of the underwriting fees earned by the bank.

Since, it would be strange to contemplate a unique mechanism of rapamycin action for BVr-enzyme it is possible to contemplate the loss of activating phosphorylations in mammalian cells otherwise construed as mechanistic may in effect be only the consequence of rapamycin inhibition.

Possibly one may argue that the self advantage we found in Experiment 1 can be construed in terms of "priming" effect or any sort of visual familiarity.

"Things can be construed in the wrong way.

The question of whether theoretical explanation can always be construed in causal terms remains open.

His claim to be "bishop of those outside the church" may be construed in this light.

In carefully construing the contest statute, no single statutory provision will be construed in such a way as to render meaningless or absurd any other statutory provision.

If syntax is construed in this way, it presupposes semantics.

Experimental tools and interventions are similarly "construed" in ways that shape what participants are responding to.

Even if it the most central problems of political theory cannot be construed in fundamentally epistemic terms, perhaps selected problems of political theory should be so construed.

On the first understanding, such a life is construed in terms of well-being.