Sentence examples for is interpreted that from inspiring English sources

This is really the biggest caveat with the work and interpretation, because the data is interpreted that threonine phosphorylation is slow but triggers quick arrestin binding, while serine phosphorylation is fast but inefficient in triggering arrestin binding, a claim that must be supported by sufficient biochemical characterization of StoA mutant mice.

If the commerce clause is interpreted that broadly, then there are no limits.

"Our music is a kind of soul music and not nationalistic, although very often Ukrainian folk music is interpreted that way," he says.

It is interpreted that LEL and ERL as the concentrations below which adverse biological effects rarely occur.

It is interpreted that wages and morale are more strongly associated under the performance-based pay system.

In practice, this is interpreted that a person intends to stay in the Netherlands for the next 4 months.

Eighteen (18) depo-facies were interpreted that are distributed over three broad paleoenvironmental conditions.

The body is interpreting that as a need for carbs since it will provide energy you're lacking, although of poor quality.

It could be interpreted that way under the law.

And I don't think it was interpreted that way".

(At least it was interpreted that way at the time).