Sentence examples for mainly interpreted as from inspiring English sources
The isotherms of PCP adsorption on reed biochars were well described by Freundlich model, and the adsorption mechanisms were mainly interpreted as π π and hydrophobic interactions.
The potentiostatic electroformation of PbO2 can be mainly interpreted as an instantaneous nucleation and two-dimensional growth mechanism under charge transfer control associated with the β-PbO2 phase generation.
Japan arc lavas display a wide range of compositions mainly interpreted as involving aqueous fluids released from the subducting plates (e.g., Nakamura and Iwamori 2009 and references therein).
This can be mainly interpreted as the difference in the intensification and/or moving speed of a given perturbation under different climatologies in the DS simulations.
Because the N1 enhancement has been previously observed only in the auditory modality, it had been mainly interpreted as reflecting a mechanism specific for the auditory system, and explained in terms of, for example, a facilitation of discrete areas in the primary auditory cortex [19].
In addition, the cell death induced by the bystander effect was mainly interpreted as necrosis.
The authors mainly interpreted the patterns as evidence for the species' dispersal limitations and inter-specific processes of herd protection and/or facilitation.
The current studies on these inkstones are restricted to their forms, textures, classifications and manufacture skills, but their functions are mainly interpreted in terms of their morphology, as well as the characteristics of the associated funeral objects [7, 8].
Whereas environment and health experts mainly interpreted 'the need for more knowledge' about the problem as a challenge, policy experts interpreted this more pragmatically with respect to policy relevance.
As can be seen in Table 5, large observed ranking intervals are quite possible and can mainly be interpreted as resulting from the limited precision of the instruments.
This can mainly be interpreted as a result of the improvements of DF, such as lowering the sulfur content from more than 500 ppm in the 1980s to less than 10 ppm (Bünger et al., 2000a; Bünger et al., 2006; Hesterberg et al., 2006).
