Sentence examples for interpreted in this manner from inspiring English sources

As senescent cells have been shown to display elevated expression profiles of inflammatory molecules, the trend that miR-17 has an affinity for binding Smurf1 can be interpreted in this manner.

Interpreted in this manner, Socrates does not appear to be a skeptic in the sense that he would profess to know nothing.

I didn't realize that my words could be interpreted in the manner which they were".

At this time Fascism was in full force and history was taught and interpreted in the manner most pleasing to the Fascists - quite inaccurately.

The State finessed the situation by agreeing that the oath would not be interpreted in that manner.

Similarly, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects the language rights of minorities and section 27 provides that "This Charter shall be interpreted in a manner consistent with the preservation and enhancement of the multicultural heritage of Canadians".

Several parties have placed reservations on this clause, allowing it to be interpreted in a manner consistent with their constitutions (e.g., China, Mexico), or extending the restriction of union rights to groups such as firefighters (e.g., Japan).

Indeed everyone felt that a more splendid series of scenes had seldom, if ever, been witnessed in a Manchester theatre, while the music was interpreted in a manner which left hardly anything to be desired.

Some of these criteria could be interpreted in a manner such that the universal consisting of individuals falls under the category of true wholes.

This statistic possesses distinct advantages over the more commonly used goodness-of-fit statistics for logistic regression, including the fact that it can be interpreted in a manner analogous to that of the R2 statistic in ordinary least squares regression.

Obama's signing statement, which was released early Thursday morning, maintained that the provisions "could be interpreted in a manner that would interfere with [the president's] authority to manage and direct executive branch officials".