Sentence examples for was initially interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The increase observed in the number of ST11_B:2a:P1.5 isolates was initially interpreted as capsule switching phenomenon, arising from the initial presence of ST11_C:2a:P1.5 [8].

For patient 5, the presenting rhythm was initially interpreted as ventricular fibrillation, and the patient was recruited into the study.

The call was initially interpreted as a non-life-threatening domestic violence call, police said.

This behavior was initially interpreted as part of their tunnel building behavior, but it was eventually realized that they generate temporally patterned vibrational signals for long-distance communication with neighboring mole rats.

The orbital period of Gliese 876 c was found to be exactly half that of the outer planet, which meant that the radial velocity signature of the second planet was initially interpreted as a higher eccentricity of the orbit of Gliese 876 b.

Filopodia induction by I-BARs was initially interpreted as a result of their actin-bundling activity [10].

Dakotanthus cordiformis is initially interpreted as approximately 94 Ma old29, but recent study, with more specimens (especially of fruits) from strata other than the original locality (Rose Creek), suggests that the age of Dakotanthus cordiformis may be extended to 105 Ma27.

In our series, four histopathologically proven lipomas and one hibernoma were initially interpreted as well-differentiated liposarcoma, because of lesion inhomogeneity and intralesional nonlipomatous components.

Although three people were killed, one of whom was an eight-year-old boy, and many more were severely injured, the Boston bombings could perhaps be initially interpreted as a "small cut".

Then they manipulate the victim into believing that keeping tabs on them, excessive texting, wanting to spend more and more time alone with them and discouraging independence is really about being 'deeply in love.' What might be initially interpreted as 'jealousy' very quickly becomes an abusive attempt to control, create self-doubt, and chip away at self-worth and self-confidence".

Although three people were killed, one of whom was an eight-year-old boy, and many more were severely injured, the Boston bombings could perhaps be initially interpreted as a "small cut". It turned out to be much more than that.