Sentence examples for attractive interpretation from inspiring English sources

At least in Dieks's original intentions, however, the approach was meant to provide an attractive interpretation of quantum mechanics also in the case of decoherence interactions, since at least in simple models of decoherence the same kind of decomposition singles out more or less also those states between which interference is suppressed (with a proviso about very degenerate states).

An attractive interpretation would be that Foxp3 competes with such factors for binding, which would result in an inhibition of transcription.

Thus, an attractive interpretation of the overlap of the L520C G-V and F-V would be that when attached to this residue, TMRM at the top of S4 senses a local rate-limiting rearrangement occurring in the extracellular region of the channel pore.

A priori, this is an attractive interpretation, in line with the author's model that PICH and BLM cooperate to remove nucleosomes from anaphase threads.

This gives each part an attractive structural interpretation and facilitates targeting of tailored interventions to address the parts of the utilization distribution most impacted by risk factors.

Although independently optimized multi-conformer representations prove to be a very attractive solution, interpretation of what the ensemble represents is a gray area [ 9, 12].

John Corigliano and Tobias Picker offered love songs: Mr. Corigliano's was a gentle chiming filigree around E. Y. Harburg's poem "Irreverent Heart" and Mr. Picker's choice an attractive and skillful interpretation of a Neruda sonnet, slightly Spanish in color, with the piano developing its own secondary melodies beneath the vocal line.

The complex differences in what makes a male versus a female face attractive complicate the interpretation of the results of Little et al. [20].

Although an attractive technology, the interpretation of tonometry data is complex.

The other attractive feature of this interpretation is that upwelling growth should be unstable, in the presence of an upward ∇N.

Allison's interpretation is attractive particularly because it promises leverage against the skeptic who denies that we represent objects, and also because this leverage is generated by premises about self-consciousness that this skeptic is likely to accept.