Sentence examples for interpreted at least from inspiring English sources
The selection must be interpreted, at least to some extent, as a husbanding of resources intended to give themselves the best chance of beating the bottom side, London Welsh, whom they host on Sunday week.
In the same sonnet it appears that he would prefer not to be associated with "compounds strange", which can be interpreted, at least potentially, to mean "strange drugs" (possibly cocaine).
Beyond our credulity and denial about the silence surrounding the Nazizeit at Bayreuth, we Wagnerites were left to accept that what was there could be interpreted at least indirectly as addressing the past.
There's even a film that can be interpreted, at least by me, as a surreal illustration of McBride's arrival, possibly as the more stable John Belushi of a generation.
These data demonstrate that the therapeutic effect of H1R and H2R inhibitors appears to be more effective in the situation where H3R is functional (wild-type C57BL/6 mice) and can be interpreted at least in part by dampening the expression of inflammatory response-associated genes known to be critical for disease expression during CM.
As it stands there is some probability that the data is over interpreted, at least to some extent.
An NC system or device is one that controls the actions of a machine or process by the direct insertion of numerical data at some point; the system also must automatically interpret at least some portion of the data.
Instead, the brain appears to be prewired to interpret at least some simple aspects of the visual world.
Grounded terms are harder to interpret, at least during development stage, and thus, compromise understandability, where information transfer from knowledge base is less intuitive.
Overall, interviewees encountered difficulties in answering and interpreting at least some of the questions in the OLQ-13.
It may also interpret, at least in part, the controversial data about mRNA and protein expression of KIAA0101 genes from different laboratories.
