Sentence examples for if properly interpreted from inspiring English sources

Mr Justice Keith believed that Robert Stewart's tattoos, if properly interpreted, were a clear indication of his racist beliefs.

However, the mechanical aspects of biological materials and structures can, if properly interpreted and analysed, lead to a deeper understanding of the biology of organisms.

He says such studies of the asteroid belt can provide "critical clues that, if properly interpreted, can be used to decipher many of the mysteries that still surround solar system formation".

We have also been careful to say that the ToL if it is properly interpreted (though there are so many interpretations it is difficult to keep track) can be considered a regionalized hypothesis within the public goods hypothesis.

But if the law, properly interpreted, really does support the discovery order, the administration argues, the law itself is "plainly unconstitutional" in authorizing "unwarranted intrusion" and "extreme interference" with the president's exercise of his "core" constitutional responsibilities.

The book would have been much better while if he had properly interpreted the problems of Nepalese residing in USA.

A measurement result cannot be properly interpreted if not accompanied by its uncertainty.

Associations between co-occurrence and phylogenetic, ecological and edaphic distances can only be properly interpreted if we know the degree to which ecological traits and edaphic preferences are phylogenetically conserved or labile.

If OP12 of the resolution, properly interpreted, were to mean that a further Council decision was required before force was authorised, this would constrain the US just as much as the UK.

Dr. Gerald J. Wasserburg, a geochemist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who has specialized in analyzing meteorites and lunar rocks, said that if the discovery had been properly interpreted, "that would be fantastic, and I would almost mortgage my house to study a piece of it".

Consequently, use of immunosorbent assays to measure protein expression in tissue specimens is highly desirable if the result can be properly interpreted.