Sentence examples for interpreted alongside from inspiring English sources
Such taxonomic assignations should therefore be broadly interpreted alongside known community composition from 16S rRNA studies.
Images of dancers and mourners from the grand funeral ceremony are interpreted alongside images from The Six Million Dollar Man, Top of the Pops, Drum magazine, and the Jackson 5.
Interestingly, all economic branch dummies produce significant results but must always be interpreted alongside the primary sector (including mining, energy and the building industries) as a reference category.
When interpreted alongside the wide range of productivities in the single genotype treatments (Figures 2 and 4), the data from the mixtures suggest that selection effect (i.e. the increased likelihood of genotypically rich treatments containing a dominant individual) [24] is one factor in explaining the results.
FISH results were interpreted alongside karyotype data, where available.
In any clinical situation, the findings must be interpreted alongside other clinical data.
Obama's intelligence apparatus has interpreted this language -- alongside additional powers granted under the FISA Amendments Act -- to mean it can vacuum up the phone and Internet logs of ordinary people who are in no way connected to criminal acts.
He interpreted the Laozi alongside a Confucianized cosmological divination manual, The Book of Changes (I Ching or Yijing).
An obvious candidate to participate in the recent New Basement Tapes project (in which musicians interpreted unrecorded Bob Dylan lyrics) alongside Marcus Mumford and others, Giddens is a bit coffee table, it's true, but it's a table with a characterful finish.
Picasso's later African period was interpreted in the dramatic tent erected alongside the museum for later arrivals to the Supper Club.
His book, Pedestrian Modern: Architecture and Shopping, 1925-1956 (University of Minnesota Press, 2013), is a study of the ways architects interpreted shopping centers as Modernist architectural and urban projects rather than, or alongside, their role as sites of consumption.
