Sentence examples for the interpretations about from inspiring English sources

Anyway we considered this limitation may condition the interpretations about altitudinal and latitudinal gradients for fossil samples, but do not invalidate the suggested patterns.

Revisions required: 1) We strongly recommend that you revise the current manuscript into a descriptive article about the architecture of the cave, the preliminary geological analysis (stratigraphy, mineralogy…), the description of the fossiliferous deposit, and so on, leaving the interpretations about the origin of the fossil accumulation for forthcoming and more detailed papers.

The general language of FAPE has resulted in several case laws that have provided more guidance into the interpretation about conditions under which FAPE prevails.

A limitation was that curarization increased the energy expenditure to perform the same amount of work, which may have enhanced the activation of muscle metaboreceptors and confounded the interpretation about the role of central command.

The fact that recent molecular phylogenetic approaches (Supplementary Figure S1) point towards cycadophytes being more ancient than Ginkgo (Mathews, 2009) hinders even more the interpretation about the ancestral condition of rDNA organisation in seed plants.

Although the interpretation about the p-value distribution is generally tricky and needs to be done carefully, it seems that the p-value distribution for miRNA-centric μ (in green) shows overall better discriminant power than target link-centric τ (in blue) and traditional gene-centric ρ (in red) methods.

Therefore, many of the former interpretations about plastid evolution are in need of a reexamination.

Such a huge difference suggests that a deeper understanding of their respective cultural backgrounds is needed in order to make the right interpretation about the images of the future shown in this study.

The results from the monitoring process suggest that interpretations about the building behaviour cannot be restricted to constructive issues.

The human aspect of yourself would dwell on the fact that you were abandoned and unloved and the feelings or interpretations about this incident created a negative frame of mind called the shadow.

In introducing the television adaptation, Russell Baker discreetly concentrates on the play, not the interpretation, talking about Shylock and anti-Semitism while averting the directorial flourishes.