Sentence examples for a favourable interpretation from inspiring English sources

The attempt to place a favourable interpretation on an event so that people or the media will interpret it in that way.

189 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 It also promotes transparency and discourages inappropriate post hoc revision that is intended to support a favourable interpretation of results or portray consistency between planned and achieved sample sizes.

Even under the most favourable interpretation, he killed ferociously and almost at random.

The most favourable interpretation of these events is either that the government was following the rule of law in refusing to act on an illegitimate extradition request or it was deliberately thwarting a lawful request on the moral ground that in so doing, it was preventing the anticipated deaths of many citizens.

360 More positive outcomes, larger treatment effect sizes, and more favourable interpretation of results have been found in clinical trials with pharmaceutical industry sponsorship (Item 4) 27 36 37 38 42 and investigators who have declared competing interests, 57 60 compared to those without such interests.

24 Selective reporting of a favourable subset of analyses done can lead to inaccurate interpretation of results, similar to selective publication or selective outcome reporting.

This interpretation is well supported by the docking results, showing a favourable binding of cholesterol into the barrel pocket, with average distances between Trp aromatic rings and cholesterol ranging from 7 to 9 Å.

(Not necessarily a favourable development).

"Mine is a favourable one.

A favourable sequence of events then followed.

But a favourable trade cycle helped too.