Sentence examples for interpreted as indication from inspiring English sources

The low sulfur isotopic fractionation is interpreted as indication for sulfate concentrations <200 µM.

Large discrepancies between theoretical and empirical autocovariance functions of those estimators can be interpreted as indication of model misspecification.

In this study, they found a strongly significant correlation between liver PFOS concentrations and serum alanine aminotransferase activity which they interpreted as indication for induction of hepatic damage.

For each geothermal well, the available borehole data were correlated spatially with depth to highlight any physical variations that might be interpreted as indication of fracture zones.

As the Los Angeles Times' David Lauter noted, Obama twice flew over Wisconsin on Friday, stopping in Chicago and Minneapolis, without touching down in the Badger State — a move some interpreted as indication the Obama campaign was bearish on Barrett's prospects.

A close inspection using immunofluorescence of the FtsZ polymer structures at the cell poles revealed that the septa were elongated (wider than normal) which was interpreted as indication for a defect in disassembly of the divisomes [41].

These have naturally been interpreted as indications that Michelangelo was homosexual, but this interpretation seems implausible when one considers that no similar indications had emerged when the artist was younger.

Moreover, clustering can be profitably exploited to characterize genes of unknown function and uncover patterns that can be interpreted as indications of the status of cellular processes.

Mismatches between species can be interpreted as indications of evolutionary change.

We propose these findings to be interpreted as indications of sustained arousal in CFS patients.

These inter-dependencies are interpreted as indications for epileptic synchronous activity.