Sentence examples for very well interpreted from inspiring English sources

The interaction between climate and geology is very well interpreted by drainage density (Ritter and Major 1995).

With respect to overall reading performance, the educational systems in Norway and Sweden may very well, interpreted from the view of Bourdieu's theory, contribute to reproduce the relations in the social world.

Samsung, for example, cited a scene in Stanley Kubrick's classic 1969 film 2001: A Space Odyssey, which shows two men watching BBC 12 on devices that could very well be interpreted as iPad.

"They want their careers understood, appreciated, well interpreted.

Overall, especially the experiments in the first part of the paper are very well performed and interpreted; moreover, addressing the paradox of a dual requirement for DUBs and ubiquitin ligases is very important for the field.

Literature has shown that patients are not very well able to judge and interpret their own risks [ 23, 24] and may have unrealistic expectations about the value of diagnostic tests [ 25].

We interpreted our situation very well, when to defend all together and when to choose the moment to attack, and how we're going to attack.

"Should I interpret that as not very well?" Ms. Lee asked?

The results match the saturation profiles interpreted from the electrical logs very well as shown in Fig. 4.

The paper is very well written, scientifically sound and their results are very clear and adequately interpreted and discussed.

The long α-helix on the surface that was interpreted as the C-terminal helix of FrhB is not very well resolved.