Sentence examples for For greater interpretation from inspiring English sources

The selective immobilization guideline allows for greater interpretation and relies heavily on the assessment skills of paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs).

The problems set out here remain unresolved but will assuredly be brought to the fore as transplantation demands allow for greater interpretation of the definition and criteria of death.

For example, the recipient criterion is clear (are inclusion/exclusion criteria present) while greater interpretation is required for the materials criterion which requires the assessor to determine whether the description of the physical materials is adequate and therefore open to interpretation.

Once past a couple of dodgy high notes early on, Gabriele Schnaut, as Elektra, proved to be vocally steadier than we have heard her for some time, though her characterisation tends towards the monochrome, lacking the obsessive ferocity and verbal incisiveness necessary for a great interpretation of the role.

For greater ease of interpretation, parameter estimates for peroneal nerve distal motor latency and short F-wave latency, sway speed, and vibrotactile threshold were multiplied by –1 so that lower scores indicated poorer performance for all continuous outcomes.

Great song, great interpretation.

It was fantastic, a great interpretation.

This reflects political rhetoric in the UK which calls for greater focus on domestic interpretation of the Convention.

This model was chosen for its potential for greater power and easier interpretations compared to multi-category logit models [ 22].

If and when the CFTC addresses the Steptoe Petition's call for greater clarity, the CFTC's interpretation of ''actual delivery'' (as applied to cryptocurrency markets) should take into account the unique features of those markets, including the need for wallet set-ups that address the very real risk of security breaches.

Instead, the authors argue for greater emphasis to be placed on interpretation that incorporates the perspectives of visitors and residents throughout all phases of the planning process.