Sentence examples for two interpretations for from inspiring English sources
There are two interpretations for this.
Two interpretations for this phenomenon are possible.
There are two interpretations for these data.
Two interpretations for their differential effects on myocardial infarction are possible.
We considered two interpretations for the reduction in fluorescence of RAD-51-ssDNA filaments induced by RFS-1/RIP-1: (1) filament disassembly or (2) filament remodeling.
There may be two interpretations for the non-immunopositivity for p53 gene products in our cell systems: one is that the protein expression levels were lower than the sensitivity of the method, and another is that mutated gene products could not be recognized by the antibody, Bp53-11.
2. Norton (1995) offers an extensive discussion of the two interpretations possible for Mach's discussion of inertia, arguing that on balance it seems most likely that Mach advocated only a reformulation of Newtonian mechanics — i.e., what we are calling "Mach-lite".
One interpretation for this could be the differential retention of paralogues among the different groups yielding an asymmetric tree in which the Elopomorpha, Ostariophysi and Protacanthopterygii have retained one paralogue (VtgB), and the Acanthomorpha both paralogues (VtgA and VtgB).
One interpretation for the low diversity of the examined Montastraea spp. Symbiodinium Clade B populations on a reef is that the coral hosts are propagating primarily via asexual reproduction (i.e., fragmentation) and that the same genetic individual (i.e., genet), harboring an identical Symbiodinium genotype, was independently sampled multiple times.
Kehlmann doesn't offer an explanation for the anecdote, but two interpretations suggest themselves: for him, art needs to feel a little bit like magic; and a moment in the spotlight can be very brief indeed.
For risk assessment, the distinction between the two interpretations is important for the following reason: In the deterministic interpretation, the animal dose response curve reflects the experimental variation and errors in the animal study, and therefore its shape (e.g., slope) would not be relevant information for predicting risks in humans.
