Sentence examples for has been interpreted for from inspiring English sources
"It wasn't 'I don't think he is a good player and he never will be a good player' like it has been interpreted for the last two years.
The variation in viral production per cell, has been interpreted for lytic phages as the effect of underlying differences in the burst delay, based on the fact that the autocatalytic deterministic amplification of normally distributed individual parameters can produce log-normal distributions [19].
Another interpretation for the rod (besides a notochord or a gut) is a coelomic cavity, as has been interpreted for a similarly positioned rod-like structure in Yunnanozoon [ 25].
This has a theoretical impact on our interpretation of the ΔC values in barley from Chogha Golan, as fluctuations toward decreased CO2 could produce relative stress signals in the ΔC record that are indicative of the short-term lowering of CO2 concentration rather than for a reduction in water availability, as has been interpreted for the ΔC values in barley from AH VI.
We retrospectively analyzed a prospectively collected series of 50 adult patients with a diagnosis of NCSE whose electroencephalograms (EEGs) have been interpreted for a period of 10 years by the same investigator.
The extended model parameters and predictions have been interpreted for significance and compared with those of simplified diffusional models in terms of quality, by pointing out the loss of information when the reduced models are used for designing controlled release systems.
So far G α olf --mediated phenotypes have been interpreted for its ability to mediate dopamine receptor 1 signaling in striatal medium spiny neurons [ 36].
After analysing the data, derived coefficients have been interpreted for their significance and transformed through exponentiation to yield odds ratios that indicate the magnitude of the variables impact on the probability of the occurring outcome.
Hardworking, unselfconsciously bright and habitually courageous, he had been interpreting for the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) for two years by the time we met, which meant that he had a lot more experience of life at the sharp end of an insurgency than did I or many of the other soldiers.
