Sentence examples for interpreted absence from inspiring English sources

Thus, we interpreted absence of these peroxins as evidence for the loss of peroxisomes per se in the examined organisms.

As no response option existed for "not having a disease," we interpreted absence of a tick as absence of the disease in all years before the first ticking of the disease and as presence of the disease in all years after the disease was ticked.

Although this tension obtains even if the focus is not on evolutionary questions, sometimes encouraging developmental biologists to interpret absence of evidence as evidence of the developmental insignificance of phenotypic plasticity, it is exacerbated for evolutionary researchers.

The question of whether the absence of signal may be interpreted as absence of binding equally applies to other methods for detecting the binding of transcription factors to DNA (see Introduction).

Religiosity could be interpreted as absence of depression, and therefore, mainly as absence of vascular lesions.

We interpreted the absence of an affirmative practice statement as the absence of that practice (that is, studies not reporting blinded assessment were coded as not having implemented blinded outcome assessment).

As discussed in more detail below, absence of a barley homolog of any particular miRNA should not necessarily be interpreted as absence of this miRNA from the barley transcriptome because our dataset only represents a single tissue, namely leaf.

Since only one of the two Medicare outpatient services files (physician/supplier and "outpatient") contains information on physician specialty, the absence of a primary care or specialist visit in the physician/supplier file should not be interpreted as absence of any outpatient health system contact.

Many analysts have interpreted the absence of those requests as a tacit signal of concern from those who could not vote last week.

Oil traders interpreted the absence of such commitments as an indication that producers might not meet demands by the United States and other oil-consuming nations for a substantial increase in output.

They interpreted the absence of FRN as related to the possibility that the feedback stimuli (i.e., green and red squares) used in their study were not motivationally salient enough for the children.