Sentence examples for since we interpreted from inspiring English sources

Since we interpreted the topsoil as being lateritic soils with less clayey content, leachate infiltration in the study area is enhanced by the lack of protective layers as shown by the correlation between longitudinal conductance and overburden protective capacity.

Since we interpreted focal staining as positivity, the proportion of negative hyperplastic polyps might be merely function of size.

Theorem 5.2 is the Euler-Poincaré formula in disguise since we will interpret L ( G ) as an Euler characteristic of an 'orbifold' chain.

We are careful in our manuscript to avoid making the claim that the promoter initiation complex "actively loads" the deaminases, since we rather interpret our findings as indicating that the conformation of the DNA at the promoter site is permissive for the "access and activity" of the deaminases.

Skolem's Paradox shows that adopting an algebraic understanding of the set-theoretic axioms also doesn't force us to accept uncountable sets, since we can always interpret these axioms as applying to a model that's only countable.

Our observation of a higher rate of hearing loss in the patients treated with corticosteroids cannot be interpreted since we have not been able to adjust for the severity of illness or hearing impairment prior to commencing corticosteriod treatment.

Without this, any mutations that we might make are potentially difficult to interpret, since we will not know how these mutations affect the properties of the myosin.

For instance, we have removed the description of TRIM33 occupancy as 'sparse' in the B-ALL genome (which was the wording in the original Abstract), since we should not over-interpret the absolute number of peaks identified in the ChIP-seq experiments.

Her husband, she has since deduced, interpreted her agitation as unwillingness to participate in the project.

But Arab diplomats noted that even the smallest Saudi gestures provided Mr. Saleh with excuses to stay, since he interpreted them as support.

Contemporary critics were taken aback by the overt sexuality of the painting, which has since been interpreted by some scholars as anticipating Freudian ideas about the unconscious.