Sentence examples for an objective interpretation of from inspiring English sources

So it is what we read into other people's faces which is important, not just an "objective" interpretation of grimaces.

Reichenbach insists on an "objective" interpretation of probability in the Kantian sense as about the world of experience for which probability statements are synthetic, but not verifiable, claims about the empirical world.

Therefore, an objective interpretation of image results was queried.

However, it has been postulated that considering the number of pixels in the observed ROi, that is, the qualitative evaluation of, for example, its size and shape, together with Tavr can lead to an objective interpretation of the results [ 16].

We remain convinced of the importance of providing optimal nutrition to reproductive women, but an objective interpretation of current meta-analyses of RCTs in pregnancy provides little grounds for optimism in terms of growth enhancement.

To obtain an objective interpretation of the electrophoretic patterns of the different treatment groups, the samples were subjected to a numerical analysis based on the Dice similarity coefficient, then used for cluster analysis.

This precludes any objective interpretation of the data especially at those ages.

These data contribute towards the validation of models of pollen vegetation relationships and the results enable a more objective interpretation of fossil pollen assemblages from terrestrial deposits in terms of both tree-lines and climate.

The development of quantitative reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (QRT-PCR) has increased the scope and potential for MD monitoring by RT PCR, providing assays with a wider linear dynamic range, superior sensitivity and objective interpretation of results.

Indeed, Lewis (1929, 53) in MWO claimed that the given is ineffable because our grasp of it, as opposed to our objective interpretation of it, doesn't involve conceptualization.

Because electron tomography imaging and image acquisition technologies have enjoyed major advances in the last few years and continue to increase data throughput, the need for approaches that allow automatic and objective interpretation of electron tomograms becomes more and more urgent.