Sentence examples for altered interpretation from inspiring English sources

Once the chain of references is broken, once the hermeneutical perspective is altered, interpretation is free to pursue the deeper meaning of the "dark" and profound, which in the final analysis is what Xuanxue is all about.

Among the problems that could alter interpretation of the findings are what to use for quality controls and contamination.

To explain the occurrence of this phenomenon, the author proposed that internal perceptions alter interpretation of reality.

We therefore conclude that this error in Figure 5 does not alter interpretation of the findings of our paper.

Specifically, our aim was to determine whether such a tool, when adjusted for surgeon-specific and patient-specific factors, would significantly alter interpretation of performance data.

Overall, the changes to the results with adjustment for all PFCs were minor and did not alter interpretation of the estimates (data not shown).

Furthermore, it makes no mention of changes in the direction of the effect at each centre (i.e., a qualitative centre × group interaction) [ Suckling et al., 2012] that can profoundly alter interpretation of the overall result.

A number of Catholic Bishops have suggested a need for caution, as the policy change could alter interpretations of marriage, family and parenthood.

Political analysts said the poor showing by the PVV may not be mirrored by UKIP or the National Front in France, but said it could still alter interpretations of the elections as a whole.

The court's three females justices – Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan – said Thursday's ruling introduced unnecessary layers of bureaucracy, altered the interpretation of the Hobby Lobby ruling and "undermines confidence in this institution".

But, since these runners would have reduced training prior to the race, we would expect pre-race plasma CK concentrations to have been very low relative to the post-race values, as previously demonstrated [4 7], so not using the pre-race to post-race change would not have altered our interpretation of the findings for this variable.