Sentence examples for appealing interpretations from inspiring English sources

After a few overhead shots of the building, the camera settles on the priest, who offers appealing interpretations of its curved walls: They remind him of an oyster, with the congregation as the pearl, or they could symbolize enormous sails, pulling the Roman Catholic Church into the future.

This model has the nice feature of physically reasonable and appealing interpretations of the slope and intercept.

One intuitively appealing interpretation of this data is that differences in personality combine with symptoms and neurocognitive deficits to affect how persons with schizophrenia are able to form and sustain social connections with others.

One appealing interpretation is that the results, together, describe a workforce committed to working together and supporting one another to deliver high quality care – but that struggles with external pressures.

One appealing interpretation of the differing results is that primary normal HOSE express low levels of the miR-200 family miRNAs, but the E6 and E7 viral oncoproteins induce miR-200 family expression, which may be an important step in ovarian carcinogenesis given that this miRNA family was the most highly over-expressed miRNA family in all ovarian cancer types we examined.

This provides an intuitively appealing interpretation to the resulting concentration response curve.

An appealing interpretation of these data is that even when a tumor has already reached a clinical stage, efficient adaptive immune reaction can keep tumor emboli in check.

D has an intuitively appealing interpretation as the log hazard ratio between two equal-sized prognostic groups formed by dichotomising the prognostic index at its median.

In addition to the statistical justification sketched above, the working mechanism of C3NET has also a very appealing interpretation from a biological point of view.

CLQ is designated to show the level of spatial association among each pair of ratings and has its strength in the appealing interpretation of how many more times more likely concordant ratings and observed colocations are than chance.

The significant positive covariance (s21) between the two random effects has an intuitively appealing interpretation; the higher the probability of a subject of being positive for LRT symptoms, the greater the severity of LRT symptoms.