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91 All tests on products for overseas markets need to be interpreted with caution.
92 Even the rather unwieldy theological statement quoted by Ayer could be interpreted in this way.
93 Because of the underlying sense of grievance numerous situations could have been interpreted as yet further evidence of white imperialism.
94 An agreed time for finishing each session can be an advantage, although this too must be flexibly interpreted.
95 His genuine desire to make up may be interpreted as an attempt to embarrass or be-little.
96 For the school's deaf students, she interpreted the entire play in American Sign Language.
97 For these reasons studies detailing the effects of diabetic control on platelet function must be interpreted with caution.
98 A fourth structure, with a poorly defined plan, was interpreted as for the preparation of frit.
99 Ching-Hon Pui was a principal investigator of the leukaemia treatment protocols and interpreted the data.
100 They have interpreted new and complex legislation to help families claim additional benefits.
101 Whatever the relationship between state and society, policies may be interpreted as responses to perceived social needs.
102 It is likely that the move will also be interpreted as an attempt by the nuclear industry to renew its fading influence.
103 And in general, student opinion needs to be interpreted with caution.
104 Drug levels must be interpreted with an understanding of drug interactions and modifications of drug metabolism caused by disease states.
105 Because of the doubtful reanalysis of the data Maran and colleagues' findings should be interpreted with caution.
106 As interpreted by Marshall, Fleiss' crimes should have carried between 78 and 97 months.
107 I we pointed out that deictic elements of the utterances can only be interpreted with respect to the context in which they are uttered.
108 With a delay that was hardly noticeable, the suit interpreted her movement and sent instructions to the orientation jets.
109 For the benefit of the deaf members present the Dean's and all subsequent speeches were interpreted into sign language.
110 That view may be interpreted as a piece of self-delusion, or as a clear vision.
111 If it disappears when an intervening variable is controlled, the mechanism linking the two variables has been interpreted.
112 Zarathustra interpreted the struggle between good and evil forces in ethical terms, and he believed that it pervaded the whole universe.
113 This was widely interpreted by opposition parties as indicating a switch to economic conservatism.
114 Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir, was interpreted as an effort to strengthen the executive and to broaden the government's representation.
115 It is a nonspecific test and must be interpreted in the context of the total clinical presentation. 4.
116 Would the disposition be interpreted as a legacy or as a trust?
117 Few children interpreted the question as a physicist might, involving the way light is scattered from objects into our eyes.
118 This was rightly interpreted as meaning the abandonment of invasion plans - at least for that year.
119 The statement was interpreted as a threat against the United States.
120 But Clinton refused to leave his home state of Arkansas and this was interpreted as a snub to Major.
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