Sentence examples for interpreted to show from inspiring English sources

This behaviour could be interpreted to show that the highly insulating layer is fairly shallow, a few metres at most.

Our simulations are consistent with experimental double electron spin spin distance measurements that have been interpreted to show occluded conformations.

The dynamics of state variables are explicitly interpreted to show how different driving variables affect the variations of system states.

The intelligence could be interpreted to show that Saddam Hussein had WMD and was ready to use them, but the opposite interpretation was not "properly identified or examined" (that soft-spoken stiletto jab, again).

The data is interpreted to show that low-CSL boundaries (defined by the more restrictive Palumbo-Aust criterion), low-angle boundaries, and general boundaries with plane normals well of the principal stress axis, have low vulnerability to cracking.

Some of the data have been interpreted to show that an increase in seawater temperature of about 6 °C (10.8 °F) occurred perhaps increasing the overall temperature of seawater to about 30 32 °C (about 86 90 °F)—near the Permian-Triassic boundary.

This was interpreted to indicate that obese rats showed decreased DA release and, thus, reduced competition for [C]raclopride to bind to D2R, resulting in increased striatal binding of the radioligand.

As noted by Thomas Williamson, the type material of P. cyrtocristatus is about 72% the size of P. tubicen, close to the size at which other lambeosaurines are interpreted to begin showing definitive sexual dimorphism in their crests (~70% of adult size).

The obtained spectroscopic data were interpreted as to show an increased flexibility of the CF3 derivative compared to the unsubstituted octreotide, which could then explain the lower affinity.

The site was also rapidly lost but more of the sites proved resistant, we interpreted this to show that this hypersensitive was only forming in a portion of the erythroid cells.

If the answer is yes, then all Aristotle will have shown is that we do act as if we are committed to PNC, an answer that falls short of Aristotle's aim in Metaphysics IV 4, whether this is interpreted as to show that PNC is true or to show that PNC is indubitable.