Sentence examples for generally interpreted in from inspiring English sources

Attacks on Westerners are generally interpreted in such sites as a means of attacking the royal family.

Such short-term variations were rarely investigated and they were generally interpreted in terms of changes in the birds' feeding ecology [35].

These data were generally interpreted in the context of the rate of transit of the molecule or particle through the excitation volume.

Although these effects are generally interpreted in terms of the auto-ubiquitination of MDM2 and the ubiquitin-mediated turnover of p53, MDM2 has also been reported to ubiquitinate H2B (Minsky and Oren, 2004), albeit on residues that may not be relevant for transcriptional activation.

For example, rather than provoking reflections on the tests, uncertainties and time taken to obtain a diagnosis, the tent cartoon was generally interpreted in relation to their NHS experiences of having to wait a long time for appointments or in the waiting room prior to consultations.

Scholars have proposed that Bosch used the outer panels to establish a Biblical setting for the inner elements of the work, and the exterior image is generally interpreted as set in an earlier time than those in the interior.

It is important to note that the religious text is generally interpreted to be in support of evolutionary theory.

The Okinawa Trough is generally interpreted as being in the early stage of rifting (e.g., Sibuet et al. 1987, 1995, 1998; Miki 1995; Shinjo et al. 1999; Fournier et al. 2001; Hsu et al. 2001; Fabbri et al. 2004; Lin et al. 2005).

Therefore, differences in the number of BrdU+ cells within 24 h of injection are generally interpreted as differences in the rate of cell proliferation and not cell death [ 37].

deJong et al. [ 11] did not report head-dips, therefore, it is not possible to make a direct comparison on this variable, however, a reduction in head-dips is generally interpreted as an increase in anxiety [ 24], although it is an index of anxiety that is secondary to time-in-open and therefore provides less persuasive evidence of a significant change in anxiety.

It should also be noted here that, in Asian countries, partnership is generally interpreted as an interaction in which the doctor shows a caring attitude and not so much as communication between two parties that are on an equal footing, as is emphasized in Western countries (Moore 2008; Lee et al. 2008).