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While the Austrian presidency has been interpreted mainly as a ceremonial role by the centrist politicians who have held the post in the past, there are fears that Hofer could use the instruments of the president's office to dissolve the government and usher in a chancellor from his own party, which is currently leading in the polls.

This partitioning of resources (interpreted mainly as tall- versus short-grass grazing, respectively), is consistent with reported differences in observed diet, and comparative oral morphology.

The magnetic field variations in this paper are interpreted mainly in terms of the atmospheric current systems and not in terms of ground-induced currents.

Several more recent studies have also indicated that a reduction in forest cover can increase water yield (Andreaassian [2004], Bosch and Hewlett [1982]; Herron et al. [2002]), interpreted mainly as the result of reduced evapotranspiration from the reduced forest cover (Zhang et al. [1999]).

For this Ma7 well, the lower member of Lucaogou Fm. consisting of dolomitic mudstone and tuffaceous mudstone is interpreted mainly as a shale oil play and the upper member of the Lucaogou Fm. consisting of naturally fractured argillaceous limestone interbedded with thin, organic-rich calcareous mudstone is regarded mainly as a tight oil reservoir (Fig. 4b).

Sunao Tsuboi, white scars across his face, cane in hand, greeted the president with a warm smile and immediately launched into a welcome that Obama interpreted mainly through body language.

Optical emission spectrometers can generate results, which sometimes are not easy to interpret, mainly when the analyses involve classifications.

The developmental patterns of transcripts of genes that are believed to mediate GAX synthesis were somewhat harder to interpret, mainly because our current understanding of heteroxylan synthesis is incomplete.

It was observed that the average metallic particle size in the case of the 2 wt% Pt/350USY was unchanged by the deactivation reaction, which may indicate that no metal sintering occurred; however, this conclusion cannot be assured, as TEM was able to study only limited regions of the samples and consequently the results should be interpreted as mainly local [43].

This red shift of the energy band gap with increasing cobalt concentration is interpreted as mainly due to the sp d exchange interactions between the band electrons and the localized d electrons of the Co2+ ions substituting host ions and is consistent with the reported results [41], giving an additional evidence of cobalt substitution.

However, like the immunohistochemical markers, the features in this genetic classifier have not been interpreted biologically, mainly due to the very limited knowledge of the marker genes.