Sentence examples for has been mainly interpreted from inspiring English sources

The change in male mate choice in the presence of another male has been mainly interpreted as a deceptive signal to lead competitors away from the preferred females, therefore lowering sperm competition risk.

Because the N1 enhancement has been previously observed only in the auditory modality, it had been mainly interpreted as reflecting a mechanism specific for the auditory system, and explained in terms of, for example, a facilitation of discrete areas in the primary auditory cortex [19].

It has been mainly unused since.

Guernica's vicissitudes have been mainly symbolic.

Sensitivity and resolution in TERS are mainly interpreted in terms of electromagnetic enhancement mechanism [22], although signal enhancement due to chemical interaction of a TERS tip with the sample has also been reported [23].

The results of these tests are mainly interpreted visually, sometimes by comparison with a standard set.

In addition, the cell death induced by the bystander effect was mainly interpreted as necrosis.

While the Austrian presidency has been interpreted mainly as a ceremonial role by the centrist politicians who have held the post in the past, there are fears that Hofer could use the instruments of the president's office to dissolve the government and usher in a chancellor from his own party, which is currently leading in the polls.

But over the years, it has been differently interpreted.

"Even the 'free exercise' clause has been variously interpreted".

Here we focus on women's poorer health status, which has been interpreted as unfair and avoidable gender inequalities resulting mainly from patriarchy, the systematic domination of women by men (6).