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There have been other, more minor comments by Power that have been interpreted as hostile to Israel but the interpretations rely on the assumption, generated in 2002, that she is an Israel-hater.

Carbon isotopic signatures highly depend on cell metabolism, and their interpretations rely on the rationale of the correct isotopic fractionation modeling.

Second, our interpretations rely on patterns of changes across multiple regions and FGF/FGFR subtypes rather than on a single change in one region.

Although both interpretations rely on relational (membership in social organisations and networks) and material (the resources that flow from being part of the group) elements, they have different implications in terms of devising pathways to health and healthy equity.

This method may help researchers refrain from oversimplistic interpretations relying on statistical significance.

It should also be pointed out that since mean age at diagnosis was >70 years for women [ 27], interpretations relying on sex as evidence for influence of sex hormones must be made with caution until further knowledge has been gained.

It should also be pointed out that since mean age at diagnosis was 65 years for women, interpretations relying on sex as evidence for influence of sex hormones must be made with caution until further knowledge has been gained.

An art work "embodies its meaning", but only when "seen interpretively"; and interpretation relies on a whole mass of history, theory and knowledge – Brillo Box could not have been art 50 years ago.

Data interpretation relies on knowledge of the groundwater flow pattern.

According to Reif, misconceptions can arise from concept interpretation relying on associated knowledge fragments having the advantage of being fast and effortless.

His interpretation relies on the claim that particular modes, conceived in relation to all the other particular modes, follow from God's nature.