Sentence examples for it cannot be interpreted as from inspiring English sources
Since GII includes different dimensions than HDI, it cannot be interpreted as a loss or gain in HDI itself, i.e, it is unrelated to gender.
That satellite, not due for launching until the early 1990s, is being deliberately designed to be less capable than it could be so it cannot be interpreted as being barred by the ABM treaty.
For comparison, we also provide this proportion for the No Dep cases, although here, it cannot be interpreted as a failure rate.
The PAR for smoking was 47.7%, note, however that it had to be estimated using non-AMD controls as a reference group; thus it cannot be interpreted as a true population-wise figure.
Because of the absence of continuous formants in the signal, it cannot be interpreted as speech generated by a vocal tract.
Genetic specificity is expected to arise as a basic condition for the functioning of the mutualistic interaction; but it cannot be interpreted as an evolved adaptation when studying mutualism effectiveness (Kiers et al. 2002; De Mazancourt et al. 2005).
Natural as it may seem, EH cannot be interpreted as a hierarchy of increasing rates of decay of correlations.
Instead, it implies that the measure of R&D cannot be interpreted as a complete measure of innovation: other factors must be considered (Aghion and Howitt 1998).
This precluded us from assessing the long-term health sequelae of smoking, and it also meant that the associations documented cannot be interpreted as causal, since the appropriate temporal relation between smoking status and health indicators cannot be firmly established.
It is not logical to test a hypothesis of elevated cancer near facilities if it is decided a priori that results cannot be interpreted as evidence in support of the hypothesis.
Results from an observational cohort study such as this are hypothesis generating and cannot be interpreted as showing that it is the use of a conceptual framework that facilitates (or 'causes') expert-type knowledge structure.
