Sentence examples for interpreted to do from inspiring English sources

This allele may thus not be too dissimilar from the Bem1-Snc2 fusion previously published by this group, which also led to multi-bud formation, but was interpreted to do so because it used the slower actin-based feedback system (Howell, Cell 2009).

Interviews with patients revealed that when doctors did provide cessation messages, these messages were commonly interpreted to mean "do not smoke when ill, and when you are too sick to smoke".

One officer painstakingly repeats to another instructions to remove the expression "nerve agents" from "the wireless instructions," which Mr. Powell said he interpreted to mean as "don't give any evidence that we have these horrible agents".

"Although none of these statutes was enacted in order to prosecute official corruption, each has been interpreted to provide a means to do so".

So the lackluster, factious recent demonstrations should not be interpreted to mean that Mexicans don't see what's going on around them.

A lawyer for Mr. Nelson, James E. Neuman, argued that the 13th Amendment, which bans slavery but which has been interpreted to outlaw racial discrimination, did not apply in the case because the issue was the victim's religion, not his race.

Therefore, this result should not be interpreted to mean that benzene does not induce aneuploidy for chromosome 1 in sperm.

The fact that increased sense transcription reduces Tsix-dependent Xist promoter methylation could be interpreted to indicate that silencing does not depend on dsRNA production.

This was interpreted to show that Emi1 knockdown does not lead to centriole disengagement or reduplication.

Several respondents answered questions with Not Applicable (N/A), which we interpreted to mean 'Not available' or 'Does not apply' depending on the question.

This does not mean that the law must be interpreted literally if to do so would defeat the clear purpose of the statute.