Results are interpreted as consequences of different motivational and affective reactivities under social evaluative threat.
Observations are interpreted as consequences of changes in ocean temperature, circulation, and chemistry, and are used to evaluate theories proposed to account for glacial/interglacial cycles.
Thus, in an abstract approach fault states can be interpreted as causes and the resulting fault states can be interpreted as consequences (Fig. 1).
Finally, Borghans et al. (2008) argue that personality traits – like cognitive ability – can impose constraints on individuals' choices and that "conventional economic preference parameters can be interpreted as consequences of these constraints" (pg. 977).
They provide some analytic frameworks for linking personality psychology and economics and argue that personality traits, as well as cognitive ability, may impose constraints on individual choices and, in turn, "conventional economic preference parameters can be interpreted as consequences of these constraints" (p. 997).
Changes in transformation that are in the same direction as changes in uptake are best interpreted as consequences of changes in DNA uptake.
In light of the most recent publications ascribing Parkin a role in promotion of mitophagy [14], [15], [16], [17] our results can be interpreted as consequences of the inability of mutant Parkin to perform its function.
These effects were interpreted as consequences of antiproteolytic and antiphospholipase A2 activities of Eclipta prostrata and its constituents [ 12].
Clinal variations, either co- or counter-gradient, have usually been interpreted as consequences of divergent selection among populations by either abiotic or biotic selection pressures.
Adherence to Ti increases with deposition time and this result is interpreted as a consequence of the growth of a composite PPy/Ti oxide.
