That one comma has largely been interpreted as not existing in discussion of the GOP presidential nominee's controversial remarks at a North Carolina rally Tuesday ― a lucky break for his campaign, which otherwise would be trying to defend an even more inflammatory statement.
It said it would be "exclusively focused on the UK life project", which many analysts interpreted as concentrating on its existing business and not further deals.
Feyerabend concluded that some observations can only be interpreted as refutations of an existing theory after an incommensurable alternative has been developed with which to interpret them (cf. Oberheim 2006, 240 245).
But by anybody's definition, Meinongian logics in the sense intended here at least contain free logics when the inner domain is interpreted as the set of existing things.
Given that the effects of nation-wide shocks cannot be examined within our framework, this study should be interpreted as complementary to the existing ones conducted through the estimation of multi-equation models.
The component identifies the link between technology and risk perception (Siegrist 2008): introduction of new technologies in the food sector is interpreted as a factor aggravating existing risks, and the component which gradually shifts from negative to positive values captures the degree of risk aversion.
In May this year Ofcom issued new broadcast guidelines that were widely interpreted as a loosening of the existing rules and which the regulator claimed would "allow creative freedom for broadcasters" and "remove unnecessary intervention".
In utilizing a novel material (moss instead of leaves), moss-sponging can be interpreted as a modification of the existing leaf-sponging behavior.
Lineage studies in rodents have been interpreted as showing that replication of existing beta cells is the only potential source of new beta cells [ 20].
While these observations are often interpreted as evidence of amyloid resolution, existing protein has not been demonstrated to transition from an amyloid to a non-amyloid form in any of the studies.
