Sentence examples for applied interpretations from inspiring English sources

At the same time, in light of the fact that reliability can be assumed, we do claim that each subscale measures something worthy of evaluation and according to the authors' opinion the presently applied interpretations of these subscales are meaningful.

Tumor progression may be induced or associated by alterations in the proliferative capacity and the apoptosis potential, and the findings may find some basic and applied interpretations especially useful for confirming a diagnosis, and in building up prognostic criteria.

They will also get over those stagy hesitations between phrases that sounded more like artificially applied interpretation than natural music making.

It is necessary to clarify the applied interpretation of implication used to analyse Weisberg's theorem.

If demonstration proves something that violates the literal meaning of revelation, the scholar must apply interpretation (ta'wîl) to the outward text and read it as a symbol of a deeper truth.

In addition, each laboratory completed a questionnaire concerning the methods used for determining susceptibility and applying interpretation criteria.

Perhaps this is because applying interpretation of students' maps to course reform is particularly difficult in biology courses, especially at the introductory level (Kinchin, 2001).

The CMOM was applied for interpretations of the results.

Also, the staff applied different interpretations of the inclusion criteria, and as a result they did not always inform all eligible patients about the study.

"Imagine if you applied this interpretation to a blue-collar worker who took a couple of pads of paper," she said.

The models are applied to interpretation of motions in the form of natural language.