Sentence examples for fit this interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, apparently none of their RNAs fit this interpretation, as judged by Figure 3, where the authors show that localization of all RNAs tested is affected in osk84/Df, where, as the authors also show, osk RNA is properly localized.

In addition, the demonstration of hypoxia-driven Mb induction in a cell line model by Flonta et al (2009) fitted this interpretation very well.

Both Rudge (2005) and Majerus (2005) note that the timings of the changes in procedure do not fit with this interpretation.

The sedimentological, stratigraphic, and geomorphological data best fit the interpretation that forearc tectonic uplift and tectonically driven coastal retreat both contributed to base level fall.

Both of these metrics fit the interpretation of central nodes as being chemical flow routers.

These food gutters fit the interpretation of Ou et al. [ 9] that vetulicolians were filter feeders.

This observational artifact obviously led the AQAs to an own interpretation of the purpose of the status-quo investigation and seemed to changed their behavior to fit that interpretation.

We did not perform any molecular study on our cases; however, our chromosomal results fit the interpretation that a common relationship may exist between the two groups of tumors at the level of both genes and chromosomes.

Morrow (1960, p. 305) also takes the natural human pleasure in orderly movement to be crucial to the explanation of the educational program but fits this into an interpretation which focuses rather on the status of music and dance as imitations of good and bad character.

Now he or she will at least have a chance to qualify, as long as the case fits the interpretation of the Supreme Court.

We suggest that the current results fit in with this interpretation under the assumption that 6-month-olds are more readily attuned to process positive compared to negative valenced social actions.