Sentence examples for interpreted to be either from inspiring English sources
The composition of S-types was uncertain before the Galileo flybys, but was interpreted to be either of two minerals found in meteorites that had fallen to the Earth: ordinary chondrite (OC) and stony-iron.
This finding was interpreted to be related either to the amount of abdominal fat or to an overactive systemic inflammatory response that tended to be upregulated in those with android fat distribution.
This correlation has been interpreted to be the consequence of either selective sweeps or, more likely, background selection [ 31, 51].
Consequently results showing these differences from the measured values can be interpreted to represent either wood property.
We interpret these specimens to be either hybrid backcrosses between A. means and A. tridactylum, or simply A. means with anomalous numbers of toes on some limbs, perhaps a recurrence of the ancestral condition.
A high, positive value of β such as this is interpreted to mean either that there is positive charge on S2 in the transition state or that there is a loss of negative charge on S2 in the transition state.
Failure to detect such a phosphorylation was interpreted to mean either that the site was not phosphorylated or that its phosphorylation was extremely short-lived.
When Moses is asked to lead his people he says, 'I'm heavy of tongue,' which is interpreted to mean that either he's a poor speaker or has a stammer.
In this version, participants are asked to form a mental image which includes themselves, based on homographs (e.g., "break" which could be interpreted to mean either broken or rest).
Highly variable data, which could be interpreted to support either side in this ongoing argument, resulted in substantial scientific and decision-making uncertainty (McGowan et al. 2011).
This peculiar pattern has been interpreted to reflect either the critical slope stability angle or a premature fluvial landscape but is also consistent with the glacial buzz-saw hypothesis.
