In a speech to the UN general assembly last September, he warned ominously of "populism" – though is was interpreted as much as an attack on perennial presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who was leading the polls at the time, as Trump.
Again, this point should not be interpreted as though all EU members and institutions share the same attitude.
"A woman saying she doesn't want a mammogram is being wrongly interpreted as though she doesn't care about her body or her health," says leading breast cancer expert Susan Love, MD, founder of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation.
Both these trials were analysed and interpreted as though all participants followed the treatment they were randomised to.
Teaching evaluations are typically interpreted as though they reflect only professor effects (i.e., the extent to which some professors are better than others).
The apparent paradox of Compliance and PEEP behavior must be preferably interpreted as though Murray were ameliorating the diagnosis faster than the survey does for these better values.
More importantly, these models presumably have been interpreted as though the mutational cause of the alleles in the modifier locus and in the other loci is accidental.
The study was not originally designed to detect subgroup differences and the results should not be interpreted as though they were primary objectives.
She passed around blank name tags and encouraged us all to choose a moniker to help us fit in with our new "tribe," and also shared a basket lined with Christmas tree lights and filled with what our imaginations should interpret as "LSD" (though they were actually mints).
These nerve cells fire, sending (slightly imperfect) signals to the brain, where they are interpreted as sound.Even though researchers are not quite sure how the brain interprets the auditory signals as well as it does, they are now hoping that the same system will work for vision.
Soft and weak paternalism are usually interpreted as interchangeable, though they have sometimes been taken to denote different concepts (Dworkin 2005).
