Sentence examples for interpreted to account from inspiring English sources

These fluids are interpreted to account for the high degree of dolomitization in the lower parts of the Nukhul Formation (siliciclastic-disseminated dolomite; Fig. 10).

This ASE of TGFBR1 could, if confirmed in larger populations, be interpreted to account for as much as 10% of the population-attributable fraction.

The little-known law went into effect in 1989 and stresses the issue of "plant closings," but it could easily be interpreted to include the beleaguered accounting firm.

While the limitations of currently available techniques mean that empirical results should be interpreted with some caution, attempting to account for social effects is likely to be less restrictive than simply imposing that they cannot exist.

Despite these strengths, several limitations must be taken in to account when interpreting the results.

This limited sample size has to be taken into account when interpreting to what extent the results can be generalized, particularly given the well-known heterogeneity among PD patients.

Our results should be interpreted taking account the study's assumptions and limitations.

Factor four undermined the simplicity of a latent structure (see [ 13] p.335), was difficult to interpret, and accounted for less than five items, thus it was probably an obsolete factor.

Key concepts and an analytic framework were developed that interpreted and accounted for the empirical data.

It is to be treated as a literary rather than historical phenomenon notwithstanding naive scientists and over-eager television documentary makers, tempted to interpret the account as a datable eclipse of the sun.

The results of Longhorn et al. [30], while generally in support of a close (perhaps even sister group) relationship between Strepsiptera and Coleoptera, are difficult to interpret on account of incomplete taxon sampling at the ordinal level within Holometabola and at the subordinal level within Coleoptera (lacking Archostemata), and overall lesser well-supported resolution.