Sentence examples for interpreted as an exceptional from inspiring English sources

If it were not for the information gained from the sham/sham experiments, this data point could easily be interpreted as an exceptional performance (i.e., stimulating cell proliferation) by a particular practitioner in that particular experiment.

But a mere 12 months were interpreted as an insult.

Their absence is never interpreted as an act of ambivalence.

However, she concludes that the "strong interconnection between activation policies and the civic turn seems to be exceptional to the Scandinavian welfare states and should not be interpreted as a retreat from national models".

A strong interconnection between activation policies and the civic turn seems to be exceptional to the Scandinavian welfare states and should not be interpreted as a retreat from national models towards a more singular focus on labour market functionality and economic instrumentalism (see Joppke, 2007, p. 14 19).

The trial of birth control campaigners, Charles Bradlaugh and Annie Besant, in 1877 was exceptional in giving these views national publicity and is often interpreted as a trigger for fertility decline (Caldwell, 1999; Mason, 1994, pp. 68 73, 195 213).

It has often been interpreted as a primitive method of birth control and a means of ridding a group of its weak and deformed children; but most societies actively desire children and put them to death (or allow them to die) only under exceptional circumstances.

"Whether this is interpreted as a cooling is relative.

The video is immediately interpreted as a threat.

But it has equally been interpreted as a personal manifesto.

And generally interpreted as a good thing.