Sentence examples for in previous interpretations from inspiring English sources

The pressure experiments reported by Wendt et al. are cast in such a way as to question the fundamental basis underpinning apatite fission track thermochronology, implying the possibility of a large systematic error in previous interpretations.

Detailed studies of these cores (stratigraphy, sedimentology, palaeontology, micromorphology, petrography and fabric) have yielded new data that demonstrate a much more complex climatic and glacial history for the Mount Feather Diamicton than in previous interpretations.

Some misunderstandings contained in previous interpretations of the historical documents have been corrected, and for instance, it was excluded that damage did reach Zara (N Dalmatia), as well as that the earthquake triggered any seawave.

However, there is a crucial detail in the painting that has been ignored in previous interpretations, and an explanation of that detail could add another layer of meaning.

Felder continued to impress audiences, though not as strongly as in his previous interpretations of Gershwin, Chopin and Beethoven.

This trace fossil also demonstrates the utility of ichnology in testing previous interpretations of teleost behavior based on functional morphology, while refining paleoecological interpretations of Green River teleosts in conjunction with their abundant and well-preserved body fossils in Fossil Lake.

They had undergone individual training in interpretation of DBT images and had participated in previous reading studies [ 9, 10].

Tumour cells were considered to be 'EGFR positive' when their staining was more marked than that of the adjacent normal epithelium, in agreement with previous interpretations of EGFR in SCCO (Yano et al, 1991; Itakura et al, 1994).

In addition to finding elastic trends in other mammalian clades and in reptiles, we reject previous interpretations that limb scaling in ungulates is strictly elastic.

Two papers in 2005 countered previous interpretations that described the mantle plume as having a concentrically zoned structure in terms of composition.

In contrast with previous interpretations based merely on topology of the phylogenetic trees [ 8- 10], we show that SD-1 and SD-2 group SRLKs were generated by the same ancient gene-fusion event that likely occurred in the common ancestor of land plants.