Sentence examples for could be interpreted also from inspiring English sources

A contract that clarified that the service should not be used for "actions that can be considered harmful or detrimental to public security". A sword of Damocles that could be interpreted also from political and ideological considerations.

On the other hand, the effect of decline in functional status -a dynamic measure of disability in our model- on LTC expenditures could be interpreted also as a change in the consumption pattern of services by the users during the study period.

This could, for instance, explain the ω >>1 observed for most A. merus intra-specific comparisons in AGAP005194, which could alternatively be interpreted also as the result of long-term positive selective pressures in this species (Table 3).

CIA analysts and experts on Iran within the government said it also could be interpreted as an attempt to articulate points for possible discussion with Washington.

Then, in what could be interpreted as resignation, but could also, if one is grasping at straws, be viewed as hope, he concluded, "I guess I can still dream".

It also has been suggested that Liudhard, Bertha's chaplain, was intended as a representative of the Frankish church in Kent, which also could be interpreted as evidence of overlordship.

Also, it could be interpreted as an attempt at a whitewash, which is something that Denton scorns in others with the ferocity of Mencken and Winchell.

The question in Q3 could more easily be interpreted as also including non-contact sexual abuse.

While our data could support this suggestion, they could also be interpreted in support of the reasoning that frail older people who need walking aids tend to fall more.

"While 'FAB' by itself could be taken to mean 'fabulous,' it could also be interpreted as an acronym for another phrase or an abbreviation for a different word.

There are some indels that partition the tree into two parts, but which do not polarize the direction (i.e. they could have been insertions or deletions); some character gains could also be interpreted as losses.