Sentence examples for interpreted to support from inspiring English sources
This effect is a kind of biased interpretation, in that objectively neutral or unfavorable evidence is interpreted to support existing beliefs.
Finally, existing immigration legislation may logically be interpreted to support a common European policy on environmentally displaced persons.
A wide range of carbon isotope values in the Devonian fossil Prototaxites has been interpreted to support heterotrophy and the classification of Prototaxites as a giant fungus.
In its comprehensive discussion, the majority cites some authorities that, it must be acknowledged, could be interpreted to support the Courts position.
After the attacks on New York and Washington on 11 September 2001, he wrote in Free Inquiry: "Unfortunately, the basic tenets of Islam can be interpreted to support terrorism".
This finding was interpreted to support the hypothesis that the birds had initially learned to respond to a relationship (what a human being would call the concept "darker") and that this response to a relationship had been transposed or transferred to the new discrimination.
The comprehensive multi-locus phylogeny of Metzgar et al. [ 32] has recently been interpreted to fully support a separate generic status of Osmundastrum as suggested earlier by Yatabe et al. [ 31].
In our opinion, the clear assignment of each biopsy to the corresponding degree of examiner experience serves to underscore our findings and could be interpreted to indirectly support the findings of other authors that examiner inexperience is not a risk factor for increased complication rates [ 10, 18, 21].
The results were interpreted not to support the assumption of a specific effect of formaldehyde on myeloid progenitor cells (Kuehner et al. 2012).
This assumption appears to be valid in Drosophila, and is likely to be a reasonable approximation for most taxa [ 23, 24]. Figure 3 can be interpreted as to support this assumption, which uses the calculations of the nonsynonymous to synonymous site divergence ratio (K A / K S ) between C. elegans and C. briggsae from Cutter & Ward [ 96].
So backing George W. Bush's faith-based initiative depends on making two arguments: first, that the Constitution can be interpreted to permit such support; and second, that the support is actually desirable.
