Sentence examples for for the interpretation that from inspiring English sources

Thus, there is no support for the interpretation that a metabolite could cross the BBB and represent the compartment for specific binding identified by the 2TCM.

Yet the most telling support for the interpretation that the public conceptualization of nuclear waste was now growing immune to denials of danger came from the manner in which such denials were sometimes articulated.

Tacitly he has left the door open for the interpretation that the God who is love as reported in Sacred Scripture has left the mark of that love in the universe of beings and that intellect (often identified by the earlier Christian Neoplatonists with the Second Person of the Trinity) is the crucial agent in both the unfolding and retrieval of being.

Teller (1995) discusses a specific conception of individuality, primitive thisness, as well as other possible features of the particle concept in comparison to classical concepts of fields and waves, as well as in comparison to the concept of field quanta, which is the basis for the interpretation that Teller advocates.

Taken together, the presence of a Hox cluster in Deuterostomia [47] [53], Ecdysozoa [54] [56], and our study representing the Lophotrochozoa provides compelling support for the interpretation that the protostome/deuterostome ancestor also possessed a Hox gene cluster.

Most importantly, the addition of rhTSP-1 to the Thbs1−/−mice samples fully corrected the defect in TGF-β1 activatability, providing strong support for the interpretation that the differences we observed with sera and platelet releasates are unlikely to be due to differences in proteins other than TSP-1.

The Chanukah story has always held great power for me, especially the interpretation that highlights the borderline foolish optimism that allowed the Hasmoneans to go for broke and use the week's oil ration on the first night, trusting and believing that scarcity would somehow be trumped by plenty.

The X-chromosome is enriched for LDIs, supporting the interpretation that cancer/testis genes are under diversifying selection in humans, leading to balanced polymorphisms.

Mother is reported heterozygous for the variant, and Son is reported as being homozygous for the wild type, with the interpretation that this is just a disease-associated polymorphism.

A significant difference in this analysis favors the interpretation that the specific feature is selected for over the interpretation that three features are selected together in an all-or-none fashion.

Notwithstanding, this minimal information may prove useful in future studies of placozoan biology, particular regarding ecological interactions, and it may also be important for testing the interpretations that we have presented here.