Sentence examples for mostly interpreted as from inspiring English sources

Since, serotonin has a recognized role in memory processes, these findings were mostly interpreted as evidence for ecstasy-related neurotoxicity in humans.

Existing schemes of public and private funding are mostly interpreted as a major driver for the increasing use of shallow geothermal heat.

The categorization relation (that attaches UMLS Metathesaurus concepts to SN types) can therefore be mostly interpreted as a taxonomic subsumption relation (is-a).

Increased ApoC-III plasma levels have been described in type 2 diabetes, but were mostly interpreted as a consequence of the disease [ 30, 31].

They are mostly interpreted as molluscs, but a few as brachiopods and a number as extinct groups of uncertain affinities [ 47].

Maternal smoking is a known risk factor for SIDS and mostly interpreted as a risk for the development of the unborn child caused by prenatal maternal smoking [ 1, 4, 10, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21].

And generally interpreted as a good thing.

It is interesting to note that none of the participants actually thought of asking patients/clients themselves but mostly interpreted ethnicity from outward characteristics such as appearance and/or surname.

Creativity is discussed as a function of human brain and mostly interpreted in its psychological context.

Considering the uniqueness of Japanese seacoasts, the high species diversity and largely restricted distribution of interstitial Luciogobius in the Japanese Arc are mostly feasibly interpreted as the result of in situ diversification within the archipelago.

However, all interviews are believed to be mostly interpreted rather than translated.