Sentence examples for interpreted the lack from inspiring English sources

In the topside, they have interpreted the lack of distinctive ionopause features at the top of the ionosphere in terms of pressure balance with the solar wind (Kliore 1992; Luhmann 1992; Luhmann et al. 1990; Shinagawa 1996; Slavin and Holzer 1982; Zhang and Luhmann 1992).

It's like the peeople interpreted the lack of angry signs as some kind of invitation to start peeing everywhere again?! It's not like the pee-for-all is a secret.

You can't be certain about anything". Since Charles, 52, has said he has no desire to marry again, some royal watchers immediately interpreted the lack of denial as confirmation.

This is in contrast to previously published papers, which have interpreted the lack of rhabdomeral microvilli as indication of apoptosis (Van Vactor et al., 1988; Rosenbaum et al., 2012).

Dr. Rubinstein and his colleagues suspect that when the ear is damaged and the "chatter" stops, the brain interprets the lack of activity as noise.

They are too ready to interpret the lack of unequivocal data about porn's impact as unequivocal proof that there is no impact.

While some interpret the lack of BAME employees in strategic roles as somehow distinct from racism in football, Roberts believes it is all part of the same spectrum of prejudice.

There is thus no legitimate basis for interpreting the lack of record evidence as affirmative proof that none of the Tribe's members are "Indian". Second, neither the statute nor the relevant regulations mandate that a tribe have a threshold amount of blood quantum Indians as members in order to receive trust land.

I interpret the lack of death threats as general skepticism verses American's propensity to accept heresy (or maybe it's that no one heard the tree falling).

Sissons (2009) interprets the lack of growth in disability recipiency rates over the period 2008 2009 as evidence that they have ceased to play a role as a major destination for the hidden unemployed.

We interpret the lack of difference in heme-levels at 6 h as a consequence of the decreased absolute levels of cell-free Hb and, thus, a relative lack of substrate bringing free heme levels under the threshold of Hpx scavenging capacity.