Sentence examples for was previously interpreted from inspiring English sources

However, whereas this was previously interpreted to involve intercellular communication through TNTs, we found that Ca2+ signal propagation was abolished – even in TNT-connected cells – after blocking ATP-mediated paracrine signaling with a cocktail of extracellular inhibitors.

The rift architecture in the southern sector of this belt was previously interpreted in terms of the present N S compressive structural trends, assuming the inversion of pre-existing normal faults with the same orientation.

If the 'Moho' in these earlier studies is actually the Moho in the stalled fossil slab, then the material just above it that has intermediate wave speeds (6 to 7 km/s) and was previously interpreted as 'lower crust', could be reinterpreted as a thin, partially serpentinized ultramafic mantle.

Reduced PPT was previously interpreted as central sensitization (Imamura et al. 2008).

Trichichnus was previously interpreted as a deep-tier burrow produced by unknown opportunistic invertebrates in poorly oxygenated sediments (McBride and Picard, 1991; Uchman, 1995).

For example, association of the same SNPs with both type 1 diabetes (T1D) and RPS26 expression in lymphoblastoid cell lines was previously interpreted to imply that RPS26 was the T1D causal gene in the region (2).

Many phenomena that were previously interpreted as climate-driven might, however, well be of anthropic origin.

Deposition has been previously interpreted to have occurred during a period of tectonic quiescence.

These thrusts were previously interpreted as the first contractional structures to deform the area ('D1'), but are here reinterpreted as relatively late (D4b).

Compositions of typical bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) and boron-containing eutectics have been previously interpreted by cluster formulas issued from the cluster-plus-glue-atom model.

A zone of low seismic velocity at 5 6 km below Nakadake has been previously interpreted as a shallow magma reservoir (Sudo and Kong 2001).