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It may be interpreted to be the effect of stem cells in modulating the microstructure of internal scaffold.

We observe that volcanic ash sintering is dominantly time dependent, temperature dependent, and grain size dependent and may thus be interpreted to be controlled by melt viscosity and surface tension.

Thus, we may interpret our results to be robust under this scenario to the null expectation.

As a result, patients may interpret this to mean surgery is the optimum treatment.

This may be interpreted to imply that the mathematics being taught at the polytechnics is actually far wider than the needs of the industries and not that the needs of the industries and the mathematics taught are exactly equitable.

"Some people may interpret this to mean that models are not useful.

Some advisors may interpret this to mean market timing, that is, trying to get in and out of an investment at specific moments.

The last-cited authority may be interpreted to mean that D. H. Hill's second position was almost perpendicular to the line A. P. Hill was drawing a mile to the westward.

What's worse, she wrote, when the bills become law, they may be interpreted to apply to gay and lesbian couples who are raising children.

Receipts sometimes can't be read, and their contents may need to be interpreted.

Irrespective of what the constitution may be interpreted to say, Americans want the issue addressed and government is the only institution capable of achieving a solution consistent with our values as a society.