Sentence examples for subsequently interpreted as from inspiring English sources
At sea that flag served as the canton for an ensign that had five blue and four white horizontal stripes, subsequently interpreted as referring to the nine syllables in the battle cry of independence, translated as "Freedom or death".
The deviations were subsequently interpreted as 'interactions'interactions
Pain arises without any stimulation of nociceptors by vasodilatation, but results from an automatism of the nociceptive system, due to a failure of descending anti-nociceptive 5-HT/opioidergic system [11, 12]; a theory subsequently interpreted as "functional deafferentation" [13].
The main theme opens with an 'empty' octave on G, which resolves to C minor, subsequently interpreted as V of II in B-flat major.
However, this was subsequently interpreted as an artifact of GST-induced dimerization [46].
A non-infectious etiology was initially suspected in our patient based on radiologic and endoscopic findings, possibly adenocarcinoma or lymphoma, and the gastric outlet obstruction subsequently interpreted as functional due to absence of peristaltic movement consequent to infiltration of the gastric wall by actinomycosis.
The Daily Mail subsequently interpreted his comments as a declaration that a reunion of the band's original line-up was imminent.
Patients subsequently interpreted 'watchful waiting' as a 'neglectful' or a 'watch them die' approach, and were subsequently reluctant to engage with the study.
Verse 10 of the first chapter of the Revelation to John (mid-1st century ad) mentions the "Lord's Day"; this was subsequently interpreted by most commentators as a reference to Sunday.
Furthermore, NGS identified close to 9,000 unique missense variants per cell line (including SNPs and germline mutations as well as somatic mutations) that were subsequently interpreted by ReKINect.
The relationship between how designers intend products to be interpreted and how they are subsequently interpreted has often been represented as a process of communication.
