Sentence examples for interpreted by the reduction from inspiring English sources

Thus, the great reduction of the Rh1 protein level in dPob e02662 clones could not be interpreted by the reduction of mRNA.

This might be interpreted by the significant reduction of molecular weight after purifying the crude gum.

It is also found that the distance between the Z0fa (gap distance corresponding to the zero force) and Zmaf in the ascending process is a constant value, which can be well interpreted by the constant reduction rate of the axial component magnetic flux density along the axis line of the magnet within the constant distance.

The reduction of the enzymatic efficacy for cGMP might be interpreted by the fact that the Q453E mutation abolishes the hydrogen bond between NE2 of Gln453 and O6 of cGMP.

When Germany's 10-year bond yields last week rose above Britain's for the first time in more than two years, it was widely interpreted by the British government as a vote of confidence in Britain's budget reduction efforts.

The increasing of the QD density of sample A1 with Ga0.90In0.10As SRL can be ascribed to the reduction of the accumulated strain field, which is assumed by the strain as interpreted by the XRD results.

The reductions in electric current and the power input were confirmed by finite element modeling, and analytically interpreted by the basic laws of electrical resistance, electric power, and heat conduction.

He was badly interpreted by the Nazis.

And his mildly ambitious though inadequate emissions reduction agreement with China, will be implemented (if at all) through enforcement of existing laws, most importantly, the Clean Air Act as interpreted by the 2007 Supreme Court ruling in Massachusetts v EPA.

But how was this power interpreted by the early Church?

It has never been interpreted by the Supreme Court.