Sentence examples for even if interpreted from inspiring English sources

However, even if interpreted with great caution, the miRNA families 169 and 399 contain numerous individual members in other plants, but seem to be missing in Physcomitrella altogether.

Even if interpreted correctly, however, one-way sensitivity analysis will commonly (in the absence of correlation) underestimate uncertainty, making it particularly vulnerable to false claims that results are robust [ 77].

Here he insists his argument was that the region in fact had control over its own destiny, even if others interpreted the book as saying the opposite.

But even if Roberts interpreted that to mean he could call on a retired justice to serve, Stevens might not be so amenable to the idea.

Maybe the lack of personal information shrouded the exchange in mystery, granting it an air of romantic spontaneity, even though the action, if interpreted literally, is nothing but a connection through glass. .

Many scholars would argue that it has joined that canon, even if they interpret his thesis differently.

But even if you interpret the promotion as a corporate spanking, the punishment comes very late in the game.

If we interpret the theory as postulating actual distant action, say between the moon and the earth, then it clearly must be mistaken; but even if we interpret it less strongly, as merely postulating that distant action between the moon and the earth is possible, that would presumably disqualify the theory as well.

However, even if we interpret the associative > forgotten > non-associative pattern of activity as representing successful encoding or retrieval of the associative component we are left with the conclusion that the amygdala, the perirhinal cortex, entorhinal cortex, parahippocampal cortex and the hippocampal region can all show this pattern of activity indicative of an "associative structure".

Even the Bible, a book which, if interpreted through a Unitarian Humanist lens, offers many valuable parables (unlike Harvey, who offers nothing, not even a couch to sleep on during my divorce, even though he lives alone in that duplex condo that his parents bought for him with the money they embezzled during the height of deregulation), employs gossip.

Even if this is interpreted as a causal relationship, however, it is not a strong enough correlation to justify the debt panic of recent years.