Sentence examples for interpretation was correct from inspiring English sources

The sharp difference in nucleotide diversity was interpreted as possible evidence for a strong selective sweep if that interpretation was correct, then the different patterns at nucleotide sites than duplications may be due to the higher mutation rate of duplications having already erased the evidence for the selective sweep.

Christopher Yukins, an expert on government contracts at Georgetown University Law School, said that interpretation was correct but not necessarily reassuring.

When I later asked Goldman's chief spokesman, Lucas van Praag, if Mr. Blankfein was basically saying that he wished he hadn't taken the TARP money, Mr. van Praag said my interpretation was correct.

Astronomers said that if their interpretation was correct, the new findings were startling and exciting because they promised to open a new window on the nature of matter on the tiniest scales.

The Supreme Court was set to resolve two questions this term in the case of the Gloucester County School Board against Gavin Grimm, a transgender teen-age boy: first, whether the federal government's view on transgender bathroom use was entitled to deference by courts; and, second, whether the government's interpretation was correct.

"I still maintain that my interpretation was correct.

This interpretation was corrected in 1667 by Danish naturalist Nicolaus Steno, who recognized them as shark teeth, and famously produced a depiction of a shark's head bearing such teeth.

It is too early to say which interpretation is correct.

In a way, it doesn't matter which interpretation is correct.

China is sufficiently opaque that it is hard to know from the outside which interpretation is correct.

Females are thus, if this interpretation is correct, better protected from developing symptoms than males are.