Sentence examples for further interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The detailed correlation between CPP and amino acid metabolism would be further interpreted as follow.

This finding could be further interpreted as hypervascular tumours having lower levels of consistency than hypovascular tumours.

The reactions can then be connected and further interpreted as a network and analysed using the Cytoscape program [ 16].

Titre values were not further interpreted, as this would require investigations into the technical performance of the ELISA-kit used, falling outside the scope of this work [ 31].

Laboratory findings such as decreases in hemoglobin levels and platelet counts and an impaired coagulation as reflected by a Quick's value of less than 70% were further interpreted as evidence for hypovolemic instability.

In genomic prediction, this implies that the estimated effects are not necessarily strictly additive genetic effects [ 17], and in the context of multi-breed genomic prediction, this may be further interpreted as the true SNP effects not being the same in different breeds or lines.

The author further interpreted it as "I always feel the urge to make a fresh start" suggesting this could be the "bleak acceptance of the ideological and economic codes that mold our lives in accordance with the imperative of planned obsolescence, or as a hopeful embracing of the genuine prospects of renewal and change".

Pragma-dialecticians further interpret argumentation as a 'complex speech act' (van Eemeren and Grootendorst 1984: 18).

Further, interpreting the scenario as a threat was associated with poorer performance on the deductive logic task, compared to those who interpreted the scenario as a social exchange.

Pakistan is counting on a rescheduling of some $3 billion of debt to western governments and a $280m loan disbursement from the IMF, both of which are now in jeopardy.The Fund has to decide whether a loan which might save ordinary Pakistanis from some further suffering would be interpreted as approval of the coup.

Further, hydrated silicates interpreted as being of possible hydrothermal origin [although other processes could have formed them as well, Tornabene et al. (2013)] may be associated with other Noachian-age craters (e.g., Mustard et al., 2008; Schwenzer and Kring, 2009; Carter et al., 2010).