Sentence examples for adequacy of the interpretation from inspiring English sources

In addtion, recent studies of the Catholic reception of Kant's work (Fischer 2005) have put into question the adequacy of the interpretation on which neo-scholastic and neo-Thomist thinkers judged Kant's crtical project to be a subjectivist and relativist enterprise that stands in inplacable opposition to Catholic theology.

This complaint is, admittedly, not independent of more general complaints about the adequacy of these interpretations.

It is presumably an adequacy condition on the interpretation of the work of any systematic philosopher that the work be interpreted in light of the central tenets of that philosopher's system.

There is currently no established method for judging conceptual richness of which we are aware, although Popay, Rogers and Williams' [ 41] identified several criteria for judging the adequacy of the primary study authors' interpretation of the subjective meaning of research participants – with subjective meaning being proposed as a 'primary marker' of the quality of qualitative papers.

The generally good adequacy of the proposed models to data interpretation (standard deviations always lower than 0.15) allows to regard them as good tools for process design purposes.

This study was designed to determine the adequacy of chest radiograph interpretations by pediatric intensivists and the effects on patient care.

These intriguing findings of different and apparently unrelated pathogenetic mechanisms of stress hyperglycaemia prompted several different interpretations of the adequacy of the beta-cell response [ 11, 12].

Although we deem that the overall predictive performance of the developed models was satisfactory, of course we should acknowledge that the adequacy of the forecasting ability depends also on a subjective interpretation of the results.

Pervasive global declines in habitat quantity and quality, with their implications for human wellbeing through loss of ecosystem services, raise questions about the adequacy of interpretations of sustainable development that fail to recognise the need not merely to reduce pressures upon but to actively regenerate the supportive capacities of damaged ecosystems.

These patients are, therefore, well characterized as to their clinical and laboratory parameters, which ensures the adequacy of the study groups and controls, and allows an unbiased interpretation of the proposed biomarkers and their intra-group level variations.

We adhere to the theoretical definition of validity proposed by Messick (1989, 1995), that is, validity is the overall evaluative degree to which empirical evidence supports the adequacy of interpretations and actions/scores or other modes of assessment.