Sentence examples for had previously interpreted from inspiring English sources
He called for "flexible" interpretation of the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961 and its later updates even though neither the US nor the International Narcotics Control Board, which is part of the UN's drug policy apparatus, had previously interpreted these laws as allowing anything close to legalization of any currently illegal substance.
We have previously interpreted the low IEP of sapphire-c that was found by us and many others by the "hydrophobic" properties of this surface.
We have previously interpreted the observed evolution in intensity of the hydrides and intermediate oxidation states as being due to the oxidation process in which four bonds around the surface Si atom, which initially were the Si-Si back bond and the Si-H bond, are converted to the Si-O bond in succession.
But they had previously been interpreted, falsely, the scientists concluded, as arising when severe storms trapped early sea animals in pools among the sand dunes.
This time-dependent model can parsimoniously explain prior findings on interactions between emotional and cognitive processing that had previously been interpreted as effects of attentional allocation.
Samples carrying both bands of 200 and 100 bp had previously been interpreted as hybrids between P. mauritianus and P. australis (Lambertini et al. 2012).
Deposition has been previously interpreted to have occurred during a period of tectonic quiescence.
This combined swimming and feeding trace fossil provides the first known independent evidence of bottom-feeding behavior in Notogoneus osculus Cope (Teleostei: Gonorynchidae), a behavior that had been previously interpreted for this species [1], [5].
This hummocky moraine landscape has previously been interpreted as the record of a stagnant glacier.
The Latakia Ridge has previously been interpreted as either a thrust culmination or a positive flower structure.
This vegetation change, which has been recorded throughout the Faroes, has previously been interpreted as a retrogressive shift from woody shrubs to a herbaceous community.
