Sentence examples for observation interpreted from inspiring English sources

In eukaryotes, the most common observation interpreted in this way is the appearance of a bacterial gene (one that is not clearly derived from the mitochondrion or plastid) in a eukaryotic nuclear genome.

In these experiments, the 'add-back' parasites were avirulent, an observation interpreted as an overexpression phenotype due to the excessive amounts, and loss of regulated expression, of the HASP and SHERP proteins from the complementing plasmid.

This example of William's theorizing is typical of his thinking: an unrivalled wealth of observations interpreted by means of bold though vulnerable assumptions.

Sometimes science is a simple observation, but more often it is simple observations interpreted through a lens of sophisticated statistical theory.

Betulia is a highly unusual object for which earlier radiometric observations, interpreted on the basis of simple thermal models, indicated a surface of high thermal inertia.

"In the past, [planners] have relied on interviews or observations interpreted by mathematical models" to understand how people use the built environment, says Dennis Frenchman, professor of urban studies and planning.

M.T.R. coordinated field logistics, including sampling permits and inclusion of Greenland government staff in the fieldwork and sampling operations, made field observations, interpreted metamorphic history, provided regional geologic context and contributed to manuscript writing.

The observation was interpreted as a personal credo.

This observation is interpreted in terms of Siggia's theory for late stages of spinodal decomposition.

This observation is interpreted in terms of the percolation-to-cluster transition mechanism proposed by Hashimoto and co-workers.

This observation is interpreted as reflecting the mitigating effects of brain maturation, learning and supportive environment in the case of participants from the high aggression "desisters" trajectory.