Sentence examples for possibly interpreted to from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, a small correlation coefficient between coda Q and the strain rate at the 2 4 Hz frequency band is possibly interpreted to mean that the deformation rate in the lower crust in the northeastern part might be smaller than that in the central part.

The band near 415 cm-1 could possibly be interpreted to result from the same species responsible for the band observed at 420 cm-1 at pH = 13.2.

However, the basis for this was not clear and was interpreted to possibly result from spindle abnormalities and consequent mitotic defects.

Such anomaly features have been commonly imaged in the lower crust in northeastern Japan from previous travel-time tomographic studies (e.g., Nakajima et al., 2001, 2006; Nakajima and Hasegawa, 2003; Kato et al., 2006; Matsubara et al., 2008) and they are interpreted to be possibly related to partially molten materials.

Significantly increased numbers of circulating endothelial cells in SLE patients have been interpreted to reflect an enhanced apoptotic rate, and possibly decreased clearance of these cells [ 51].

The relationship has been interpreted to indicate that average consumption causally determines heavy drinking prevalence, possibly through a contagious social environment or "drinking culture".

In the northeast, a reflective lower crust is interpreted to represent thrust slices of previously highly extended continental crust and possibly fragments of oceanic crust.

These previous findings had been interpreted to suggest that the ESX-1 locus influences both granuloma cellularity and necrosis, possibly by distinct mechanisms (Swaim et al., 2006).

The model clearly associates it with the onset of damage, possibly interpreted as a failure wave.

On the other hand such discrepancies could be possibly interpreted in terms of a different electrode surface pretreatment used by those authors.

This disagreement is possibly interpreted by a difference of seismic coupling between small asperities and the surrounding aseismic slip if a constant stress drop applies to repeating earthquakes on the plate interface (Hayashi and Hiramatsu 2013).