Sentence examples for beginning interpretation from inspiring English sources

VOC profiles found in the interaction of bacteria and immune cells containing whole blood may then provide a beginning interpretation of the exhaled breath gases from infected subjects.

On another way of thinking, artworks just are objects of interpretation, and there is no artwork prior to interpretation whose boundaries can be identified before we begin interpretation (Davies 2004).

By providing platforms to integrate data with molecular interaction networks, researchers can more rapidly begin interpretation of large data sets collected for a system of interest.

The German-born American philosopher Leo Strauss (1899 1973) begins his interpretation from this point.

Lange begins his interpretation by arguing that rest-mass is the only real property of physical systems.

It personalizes the picture and gives the audience a literal understanding of what direction to take to begin the interpretation process...I think my style of writing parallels my photography.

For each UCLA Clinical Exome Sequencing test, the decision to report a variant begins with interpretation by a group of diverse experts at a Genomic Data Board.

Since Shakespeare's "King Lear" was first performed, it has inspired countless interpretations, beginning with Nahum Tate's 1681 version, which centered on Lear's arguments with his daughters, and continuing on to Jane Smiley's 1991 novel, "A Thousand Acres," which transposed the story to a farm in Iowa.

Mr. Levine conducted an elegant interpretation, beginning with the mournful melody that quietly rises from the lower strings.

The second half of the program was substantially better, beginning with the interpretation of Henri Dutilleux's "Jeu des Contraires" ("Game of Opposites").

Starting with styles dispensed under the British socialized-medicine program, the company, Oliver Peoples, began issuing interpretations of old frames.