Sentence examples for before the interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Without subscribing to either view, Mr. Grubin took the nonidealizing, nondemonizing perspective now available and tried to apply it to the period before "The Interpretation of Dreams," when Freud was consciously modeling his work on the scientific method.

Remarks like "The data presented in figure 8 are meaningless," can be replaced with "The quality of the experimental data in figure 8 needs to be improved before the interpretation of the authors can be accepted".

Before the interpretation of sCAM data, it was thought that sICAM-1 and sVCAM-1 fluctuated widely throughout the menstrual cycle (not the menstruation period) to the degree that the mean difference between the peak and baseline serum levels was up to 20% [ 50].

He wrote, "Under this rule of construction the residual clause should be read to give effect to the terms 'seamen' and 'railroad employees,' and should itself be controlled and defined by reference to the enumerated categories of workers which are recited just before it; the interpretation of the clause pressed by respondent fails to produce these results".

If it did happen, it was right before Freud wrote "The Interpretation of Dreams," the real start of Freudianism.

In 1983, a British researcher, E. M. Thornton, published "Freud and Cocaine," in which she argued that Freud, who early in his career was a champion of the medical uses of cocaine (then a legal and popular drug), was effectively addicted to it in the years before he wrote "The Interpretation of Dreams".

Group allocation is not disclosed before consensus about the interpretation of the data is reached.

Using the natural form of biography, she offers the likeliest version of events before clothing it with the interpretation of generations of thinkers, artists, playwrights and poets.

The real issue before the Court is the interpretation of Casey's "undue burden" standard.

Tolerance to fentanyl developed before the procedure could limit the interpretation of results, but length of sedation before procedure was short and dose was controlled by pain scale.

The question before the court hinged on the interpretation of a line in the Clean Air Act stating that the EPA "shall regulate" emissions from electric utilities if the agency finds that "such regulation is appropriate and necessary".