These are reasonable statements by a policymaker adjusting interpretations to fit new data.
Or our very slightly adjusted interpretation, which conveys his meaning in complete sentences?
The visual assault of billboards and the quivering patterns and rhythms are sometimes expressed as a blur, or as a tonally adjusted interpretation in photographs by Bill Kreisberg and Barbara Field.
Northampton offloaded from the opening minute, but neither side was able to keep possession for long and Saracens struggled to adjust to interpretations at the breakdown by the referee, Tom Foley.
You may adjust your interpretations of his speech today accordingly.
Such discrepancies result from the use of different scales, and participants found it hard to adapt and adjust their interpretations of the figures.
But would he adjust his interpretation?
If readers know, then they can adjust their interpretation accordingly.
But even environmentalists concede that the election of Ronald Reagan and the Republicans' control of the Senate and gains in the House signal, at the least, the beginning of a effort to adjust the interpretation and enforcement of all environmental laws and regulations in light of the experience of recent years.
People try heroically by, for example, getting venograms or ways to see exactly where all the vessels are, image the vessels with some other kinds of MRI protocol, know where the vessels are, use that to adjust your interpretation of the functional MRI signal accordingly.
Population characteristics, which cannot be influenced by HCW activity, are also investigated and used as background information to adjust the interpretation of the risk plot.
