Sentence examples for a helpful interpretation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the difference in expected item scores was perceived as a helpful interpretation of the DIF magnitude [ 38].

The WSHH commenters have their own opinions but I thought I would cast my G in GCSE art expertise over the video and offer a few helpful interpretations.

The Wadsworth now displays items ranging from Baroque and Rococo furniture to major works by Dalí, Miró, Mondrian and Balthus — all in a spacious setting and with helpful interpretation by well-trained staff members.

In Nozick's influential statement of the libertarian view, the condition is apparently elaborated as follows (see Nozick 1974: 174 182; and, for helpful interpretation, Wolff 1991: 107 115): an act of appropriation of a previously unowned resource is just only if no person is thereby made worse off than he or she would be in a world where all external resources remain unowned.

Of course the meanings of words change.Mr Scalia could use some helpful interpretation here.

23 The GP might also help with meaning-making; encouraging and enabling more helpful interpretations of events.

Age-period-cohort analysis is a helpful tool for interpretation of observed temporal trends in disease rates over time, which attempts to sort out the effects of age, calendar period, and birth cohort on disease rates by fitting statistical regression models.

This is a helpful tool although other interpretations other than publication bias are not excluded.

And the two translations together are a helpful reminder that having multiple interpretations of a text serves readers better than one definitive — or "perfect" — translation ever could.

And the two translations together are a helpful reminder that having multiple interpretations of a text serves readers better than one definitive or "perfect"—translation ever could.

Although XINT is a helpful tool for creating a uniform, clinically significant interpretation of CPET data, it is not a panacea.