Sentence examples for difference is interpreted to from inspiring English sources

A significant difference is interpreted to indicate that the mtDNA 'background' has an effect on expression or penetrance of the phenotypes.

The difference was interpreted to reflect higher efficiency for coping with seasonally low quality foods and water scarcity.

This is interpreted to reflect differences in electronic structure between NIROF and AIROF.

The difference is interpreted in terms of the effective temperature of the MD calculation.

This difference is interpreted by supposing that the size of alkaline, alkaline-earth metal solvated cation varies with concentration, while the size of tetraalkylammonium solvated cation is unchangeable.

This difference is interpreted as a local demographic effect between populations currently isolated from their larger conspecific populations by natural habitat barriers, as opposed to a broad lineage-wide introgression.

This difference could be interpreted to indicate that E144R disrupts recognition of optimum context nucleotides, so that its deleterious effect on AUG recognition is dampened when the optimum context nucleotides are absent.

Because of differences in recruitment and sample composition, these differences cannot be interpreted to indicate a comparable quality of life experience by patient- and parent-observer report.

29 36 In a study of patients recruited from a patch test clinic with a dermatology life quality index score of 5, scores decreased by 3 after a positive patch test result compared with 1.5 after a negative result, and this difference between groups was interpreted to be clinically relevant.

This difference between two sections was interpreted to stem from relative maturity difference between the faults, which might infer to transfer of strain localization to the upper crust with increasing age.

The absence of an ID/ED difference in rodents has been interpreted to mean that mice [31], [36] and, under some circumstances, rats [35] are unable to form perceptual sets (although this may be more a reflection of the difficulties inherent in designing experiments to test this accurately, than a lack of appropriate physiology).