Sentence examples for interpret to have from inspiring English sources

The mud layer, marked by a small Br peak (Fig. 6), we interpret to have been deposited after flow attenuation.

These blocks are bounded by fold-thrust belts and strike-slip faults, which we interpret to have accommodated these block rotations during the Cenozoic.

These included increased HIV risk among women, an association we interpret to have indirect, rather than biological, causative roots through pathways involving multiple linked socio-economic differences related to gender.

Thus, the GP's symptom interpretation increased the diagnostic interval for the group interpreted to have 'vague' symptoms (32.7% of all cases) and the group interpreted to have 'serious' symptoms (19.2% of all cases).

The second has been interpreted to have predicted the rise and fall of communism.

Essentially, the brief argued that the Solomon Amendment should be interpreted to have no effect.

Unfortunately, these have been widely interpreted to have reduced the action being taken to meet the clear commitment to carbon budgets.

A rematch between Hewitt and Blake would stir memories of their match last year, which was marred by Hewitt's comments that some interpreted to have racial overtones.

Although lawyers familiar with the decision said the court never used the words "wrongful birth," the ruling was widely interpreted to have established the concept.

There are many dinosaur trackways exposed in the foothills of northeastern British Columbia, and many of them are interpreted to have been made by armoured dinosaurs.

But the real issue, I suspect, is that to consent to an interview is to allow oneself to be framed and interpreted, to have your utterances snipped up and shunted around the page.